| Brian Barto 2004-12-29, 8:55 pm |
| Should be as simple as:
use CGI;
$co =3D new CGI;
## Here I grab the info from the form field named "date"
## and assign it to the variable $data
my $data =3D $co->param('date');
-----Original Message-----
From: diogo.senai@sistemafieg.org.br
[mailto:diogo.senai@sistemafieg.org.br]
Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 2004 2:14 PM
To: beginners@perl.org
Subject: CGI and variables? What=B4s the problem?
Hi guys... I=B4d like to ask you a question. Some of you might have
encountered something like this... I=B4m creating a web interface using =
CGI
library so that the user enter a data in the textfield, i put these =
values
into some variables and use them in the system... for example... I type
the new date and the script executes the date command with that value
typed in the textfield... but I just can=B4t get it done... If I give =
fixed
value to the variable, it works fine... but in the same script of the =
CGI,
it doesn=B4t...
Please, help me!
Thanks!
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