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Posted by ladygrinningsoul on December 15, 2004, 12:34 am
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How can I use CGI.pm with tables? I want to design a webpage using a large
(invisible) table and placing various entities (images, text-fields,
check-boxes, radio-buttons,...) inside the table's cells.
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Posted by Keith Keller on December 14, 2004, 9:50 pm
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> How can I use CGI.pm with tables? I want to design a webpage using a large
> (invisible) table and placing various entities (images, text-fields,
> check-boxes, radio-buttons,...) inside the table's cells.
First, read the CGI documentation; next, write code; finally,
if you have problems with code, post a short working code sample
here.
--keith
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Posted by ladygrinningsoul on December 16, 2004, 9:54 pm
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> First, read the CGI documentation; next, write code; finally,
> if you have problems with code, post a short working code sample
> here.
My question was directed at people who know the answer.
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Posted by Keith Keller on December 16, 2004, 9:59 pm
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>> First, read the CGI documentation; next, write code; finally,
>> if you have problems with code, post a short working code sample
>> here.
>
> My question was directed at people who know the answer.
My answer was directed at people who are not paying me to write
code.
It's not like your question was all that difficult; I simply see
no reason to do for you, for free, what other professional coders
do for a lot more than I make. I have better things to do (like
coding for my own job), as I'm sure most other readers here do.
So I was attempting to help you help yourself; if you don't want
that help, best of luck!
I should modify my above answer, though; obviously if the code is
working you probably don't need help with it. I should have written
"post a short code sample that runs under use strict;use warnings;
here, describing the actual behaviour and the desired behaviour."
--keith
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Posted by John W. Kennedy on December 17, 2004, 12:03 am
Please log in for more thread options ladygrinningsoul wrote:
>>First, read the CGI documentation; next, write code; finally,
>>if you have problems with code, post a short working code sample
>>here.
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> My question was directed at people who know the answer.
Plenty of people here know the answer.
But no-one has the time to write a book-length answer to someone who is
evidently too lazy to read in the first place.
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John W. Kennedy
"I want everybody to be smart. As smart as they can be. A world of
ignorant people is too dangerous to live in."
-- Garson Kanin. "Born Yesterday"
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