Say the data you have is in a file, you'll need to use associative arrays to get the job done! $arr = array(); // Read the data an get it...
Introduction Usually we run various scripts like newsletter mailer, backup scripts, etc. which take quite a lot of time, making us think of...
Note: If you are planning to implement this in your dynamic cgi-perl script, do remember to escape the javascript $() function \$(). Few of my...
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Cool! I guess the first one you suggested would be more efficient than your 2nd suggestion and my sub-routine. What say?
It's probably because of Internet Explorer's sceurity settings, try lowering the security from Internet Options.
I presume that you are using MS SQL server, try this one then...
Check your apache (or whichever Web server you are running) configuration for permissions to the folder/webmail/.
Introduction One of the strengths of PHP when it comes to arrays is considered to be the in_array function (http://php.net/in_array), this...
Many times we need to update a record but we might not know whether such a record exists or not. In traditional programming we usually check...
Well, in that case you'll need to go through JavaScript basics first and then you'll get this code easily.
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goto Start -> Run, type "cmd" without the quotes and press enter. goto the drive, say D:, then type in "del /ah autorun.inf", this will delete the...
Probably your computer is infected with a virus, check for a hidden file named 'autorun.inf' in the root of your drive. Use command prompt.
Your perl script is executed by the Web Server's user (usually apache or nobody), which have few system privileges. To run these commands you need...
You'll need to change the security settings for the zone the page/website is in, goto Tools -> Internet Options, the select Security tab, click on...
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