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<0> im having trouble with a perl script, i try to send a email to a form but its not working, like abc123@gmail.com this is the output i get &email=abc123.com&FNa any ideas how to save a email to a variable and then use it?
<1> what ?
<1> you want to send email to a form ? and save it to a variable where ?
<0> i have saved a variable
<0> like $email=email@email.com
<2> Pierre, Well, if you have the @ in a " " (double quote) string you will need to do \@
<0> great it works :)
<0> been searching the net for 2 hours and have not found something about it :P
<0> an other question that is really stupid whats the diffrence between " and '
<1> well =)
<1> if you have $bla = "hello, "$bla" will print as "hello", '$bla' will print as "$bla"
<2> http://perldoc.perl.org/perlop.html#Quote-and-Quote-like-Operators
<2> doesn't make sense. you can't put " in a " " string.
<2> not unless you \ it
<2> I'm off to work
<1> enjoy
<1> Damned Jim, I'm a doctor, not a magician.
<3> Do .pm files have to be compiled before they can be used?
<1> no and yes. They have to be compiled, you don't have to worry about it.
<3> I've got foo.cgi trying to use blah.pm, doesn't work via browser. If I run foo.cgi at command line, works. Make sense?
<1> if the script that uses them can find them, it should work.
<3> BTW, blah.pm and foo.cgi in same dir
<1> yep
<3> Uh, so it makes sense to you. Can you you make it make sense to me? Grin.
<1> Apparently foo.cgi cannot find the cl***.
<1> package
<1> sorry
<3> oh, cwd
<3> maybe... trying
<1> you can add the directory your perl-modules are in your path
<3> should use lib qw('c:\\blah.pm'); work?
<3> Finally got it
<1> hello pizzashake
<4> what's up g
<5> does anyone know where I can find some kind of cookie scripts (shoppr identification) scripts?
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