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| Expert | Average Ratings | Expertise |
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Michael KroherU.S.
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I can help with questions regarding module installation, regular expressions, CGI, web development, server administration, etc. | |
Jason SilverCanada
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I can answer questions about script installation problems. I can give hints and tips for writing code. I can suggest the best approaches for writing web applications, and other similar topics. | |
Justin WheelerCanada
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Any question relating to Perl including its internals, data structures, speed, memory usage, syntax, version changes, extra CPAN modules, code standards, code cleanup, or just silly problems. |
Recent Answers
2009-10-25 Help on FAST CGI settings:
Hello, I'm not familiar with a Windows environment, but I will say that 15 to 20 visitors a minute is not much of a load at all. I don't believe it's a problem that can be fixed with your config file
2009-10-24 Testing HTML forms with cgi on Windows:
Hi Filzah, You'll need to run an actual webserver to run the CGI. If it's a Perl scripts, you'll need to download a perl interpreter for windows. Apache is open source and free, so you could install
2009-10-15 CGI script:
Hi Mark, Your best bet is to use the CGI script, which will parse it for you. Then, you'd do something like. my $q = new CGI; my @cds = $q->param( 'CD' ); print $q->header(); print "First
2009-09-30 Perl XML:Simple:
Hi Matthew, Yes, you'll likely need a foreach or something like that to traverse the data. Your best bet is to XMLin() the file with XML::Simple, and then use Data::Dumper to Dumper() the data structure
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