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Dec 10th, 2008

How To Save in our Computer

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Hi,
I want to add one "Save Button" on web page.I am working on ".cgi" program and using "sql server 2000" database.Datas are retrieving from the database and displayed as on html page(datas are student records (i.e) marks,grade etc).In that displayed page,i want to add "save button".By clicking save,it should automatically saved as "text file(nodepad)" in our local system.Please help me

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santhanalakshmi.

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Re: How To Save in our Computer

Save the html page or the data only?

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Re: How To Save in our Computer

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Save the html page or the data only?

I want to save the data only on my system as a text file..........

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generic example:

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open(my $FH, ">", 'path/to/file.txt') or die "$!";
print $FH "your data\n";
close $FH;
open(my $FH, ">", 'path/to/file.txt') or die "$!";
print $FH "your data\n";
close $FH;

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