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Ok an update on my situation

I read over HTML forms again and realised that in order for something to happen, data must be submitted

So I added an <input type='submit' value='Submit'> to my...

Hi guys

Im in the process of designing a website for my company which does the following

1) Daily execution a perl script. The perl script's output is diverted to a .html file.

2) The .html...

Im aware under IE, javascript uses ActiveX Objects to open up and manipulate text files, excel files etc..

How abouts would I open a text file using javascript in Firefox ?

thanks

In HTML is it possible to create a hyperlink list which is automatically updated ?

If not, is it possible to get say php or javascript to read a list of entries from a text file and create...

Is it not a healthy practice to mix C and C++ standard I/O functions together

e.g.



string name; // this is a declared instance of the string class in C++

printf("\nPlease enter your...

Just a statement I need some clarification

Im aware that malloc() can be used to create pointers, and free() is used to deallocate dynamic memory, however is free() the ONLY way to dispose of the...

Hi everyone

I finally managed to get my crontab script to work.

The problem was that I was not doing the editting via crontab -e, which is necessary to update the existing crontab file.

Ok I realised that some causes of the error was not removing the . when specifying the executable (as Im not running it from the directory the executable is in) and using the machine's timestamp (I...

Forgive my ignorance, but how do I put error message checking in the command line or crontab script ?

Hi everyone

In an existing crontab script for the root user, I've added 5 new lines of code, however for some unknown reason, these lines of code were not executed.

Here is what I did


30 0...

I managed to solve the problem.

It was a case of using the 'require' keyword to include an external perl script and invoking the method contained within it in order to properly create a graphics...

To successfully export a perl GD::Graph object to a graphics file (e.g. a .png file), do you do the following ?



# Set graph data

$graph->set(....);
$graph->plot(\@graph_data);...

Hi everyone

No need to worry anymore. The problem turned out to be in another function.

Thanks for bearing with me

Sorry for all the confusion. To be honest I can be a bit lazy from time-to-time when trying to explain problems, mainly cause there is a lot to try and interpret. I will try my best to explain the...

Sorry for all the confusion. To be honest I can be a bit lazy from time-to-time when trying to explain problems, mainly cause there is a lot to try and interpret. I will try my best to explain the...

Okay, I've tried for days now and still can't find the source of error in my malloc() call. Im going to expand the problem out to best describe what Im trying to do. (n.b the code is attached in a...

Besides an exhausted heap, is there any other scenarios which can cause malloc() to generate a run-time error ?

Thanks fpmurphy. That helped solve my problems

I'm trying to write a function which opens a file pointer and writes one of the function parameters into the file, however for some reason Im getting a core dump error.

The code is as below


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Currently Im trying to write a program that manipulates a class-based object as part of its functionality. However, the perl compiler is complaining that the class's respective package is not...

In my code, there is an erronous call to fflush(stdin). Even after removing this and using

printf()
fflush(stdout)
scanf()

which is in my code btw, this has not rectified the problem.

Im...

Hi guys

Please find my code in the attachments

Ok the aim of my script is to do the following

a) Prompt the user to enter in a folder they wish to browse to

b) Rename the folder via the...

Ok, I will try and re-specify my problem

Basically Im trying to get a simple prompt being displayed (via printf() ) and have a user respond to it accordingly (via scanf() ).

However this is...

Hi all

I've run into a snag in a program of mine where part of what I entered in at the start of run-time, instead of the current value within printf() is being printed out.

After failing with...

From reading my C book, Im aware that the integers have a maximum value which depends on what type of processor you are using (since they use 16-bit or 32-bit instructions).

Now I know pointers...