Use the CGI module.

http://search.cpan.org/dist/CGI.pm/CGI.pm#HTTP_COOKIES

(For your convience, the link will show the HTTP cookies section first.)

Don't break the back button. The back button can take you back past your own page to pages visited before, so breaking it annoys people.

You should probably do the cookie checking through Perl,...

You can do many things, the easiest of which to describe would be to use an array and fill it with nested for loops. As long as you have the same number of data in each row, accessing the data is a...

Can you use taint;?

I don't know how to install Perl on IIS, but someone does and they've probably written step-by-step instructions.

Try doing a search for:
install Perl IIS

Care for a bookmark dump? I've got all kinds of neat things related to Perl, having just written a report on it.

Let me recommend The Camel Book, or "Programming Perl 3rd Edition" by Larry Wall...

Do you have perl locally? Try running your script through that and see if it returns an error.

Do you have the #/usr/bin/perl line (edited for your environment) at the top?

Thanks for the help! I'll take apart the regexp and figure out what each part does. :-)

Implicit multiplication gets hard when you stop limiting variable names to one letter... but it's the...

Sounds like homework. So here's the dead obvious one: When the code was written in Perl.

I'm working on learning how to use regular expressions, and have found a conversion that has me stuck.

Given the statements:


How do I match pi and turn it in to 3.14 without also catching...

It's a very powerful language for text and data processing. It's a higher-level language than C++, so it allows you to work on doing stuff with the information rather than doing stuff with the data...

With XP's FTP client, you have a choice. Use "binary" or "ascii" to set the mode. (See also:http://www.uncreativelabs.net/howtos/ftp.htm (Yes this is a plug.))

Also, are you trying to run your...