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should I start with cgi and perl? gawk? help!
Hi all,
I must create a web page but I have no idea (yet) of writing html or php, so right now I'm lost in a bunch of acronyms and languages, and I don't know which one should I start to learn... so please, could you give me a recommendation? The visitor to my web page should select an starting and ending date in a drop down list; these dates should be passed to a script; the script must select the data from an ascii database (a temporal evolution of a given parameter) and write the selected data in a new file; this new file should be plotted (with gnuplot); and finally the plots should be published in the website. Right now it seems impossible to me, but I think I will struggle through these steps AT LEAST if I know where I have to start!!! )) Should I use html with cgi? Does it worth to learn perl, or awk is enough? Should I start with html or php? MySQL?Thanks from a (absolutely) confused newbie!!! ![]() |
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Thanks dan-e,
I'm actually starting to bit pieces of these languages on different websites, but maybe few of you have done this before and went through the steps before me... and your opinion is very helpful! So thanks for your post! |
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