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I found out what was causing the problem..

The file i was trying to send was made in the same script before sending it:
foreach $key (@keys){
print pegasus_file $temp_naam{$key};
}

and i...

unfortunately it didn't help.
It does use the right file, it just doesn't use the whole of the file..

Hi,
I use MIME::Lite to send an e-mail with an attachment:
$msg = MIME::Lite->new(
From =>$usermail,
To =>$tomail,
Subject =>'Nieuw Pegasus Adresboek',
Type =>'multipart/mixed'
);
...

I finally found a way to solve this problem...

I give the checkbox_group a value before it is printed, so now i use:

param('studenten_in_groep' => @member_keys);
...

I think you should leave the spaces out in this line before and after the = .

In a previous answer you give me a piece of code to use;
checkbox_group(
-name=>'studenten_in_groep',
-values=>[@member_keys],
-defaults=>[@member_keys],
...

A reference to an array is allways done using \@array, not [@array], isn't it?
Where am i misspelling?

I copied and pasted your code, but still the same.

The array i use for defaults is the same as the array for values. So i am sure that it is populated..

Warnings turned on, but nothing about this problem. The defaults option seems to be ignored...

There is no error!

Thanks Ygor, works perfectly.
Awk is still a mystery to me, but i think i'll have to learn to work with it, seems very usefull!

I have tried using a scalar, but still no luck..

I have seen examples with and without an 's' and tried both, but still no luck.
I looked at the source code and the values are correct.

Hi,

I want to add two new lines to a file.
I have:
dn: uid=beele,ou=medewerker,dc=hva,dc=nl
street: Wibautstraat 2-4

dn: uid=beelx,ou=medewerker,dc=hva,dc=nl
street: Wibautstraat 2-4

I...

The code in my first message is what i use;

checkbox_group(-name=>'studenten_in_groep',
-values=>\@member_keys,
-defaults=>\@member_keys, ...

This is the same example that i have used to form my script.
But in stead of default=>['eenie','moe'] i use an array, wich should have the same effect.
But it doesn't!
Even if i write out a few...

Hi,

In my cgi script(written in Perl using cgi.pm) i have a checkbox and i want all the items to be checked. Here is what i use:

checkbox_group(-name=>'studenten_in_groep',...

It works perfectly!
Obrigado!

Hi,
I have a file with on one line a uid, and on the next line a date. I am trying to make the to into one line.
Here's an example:

koppx
20031125

kraan
20031119

sarox
20031107

And...

No, you are right, they are not unix uid's, but LDAP uid's!!

QUOTE]And btw, uids are integers, perhaps those are user names.[/QUOTE]
uid stands for Unique ID, and as long as it is unique, it can consist of anything! A user name can also be a uid..[

some extra info: File1 contains 3500 uid's, File2 contains 6500 uid's

The numbers are the size of the file..


The content of the files i want to get the unique values are uid's, the files i used to test with contain names:


I got rid of the spaces by using...

why are you using -e ?
It should work without that.

Tine

Hi,
I have two large files with uid's:
- 581004 File1.txt
- 292675 File2.txt

I want to know which uid's are in File1.txt and not in File2.txt.
I have used comm -23 File1.txt File2.txt. This...

Hi,
I am dealing with the same problem at the moment. When a name has an é or an ö or any letter like that, in unix it is displayed as \366. This is not ASCII code and i am trying to find out what it...