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Redirect | From PHP to Perl

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. From PHP to Perl. From PHP to Perl. By gosukiwi on December 6, 2006. Well, i think you all know how to redirect in PHP (header(‘Location: page.php’) but, in perl, you have to set the header before the input, and what if you always include a header file, print the content, and then a footer file, or use some kind of “PHP” Navigation, including files? Well, there is one way to do this, “Javascript”. You can redirect with Javascript from Perl! Function redirect(time, url).

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. From PHP to Perl. From PHP to Perl. This site is about a PHP programmer, learning Perl, hoping to help people while he learn, he will post all the new and important things and will add all codes in PHP and Perl to compare. The main reason of this site is to help to PHP programmers understand Perl. Anyways, some basic knowledge of Perl and PHP is required. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.

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Is In Array? | From PHP to Perl

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. From PHP to Perl. From PHP to Perl. By gosukiwi on December 3, 2006. I was searching if there was a function like in array of PHP in Perl, but there is not such function, but, it is still very easy to check! This was useful for me so i hope it is for you. String = ‘fin helm’. Array = array(‘full plate’,’manteau’,’boots’,’two handed sword’,’fin helm’);. If(in array($string, $array). Print “$string is in the array”. My $string = ‘fin helm’. If(grep $ eq $string, @array).

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From PHP to Perl | A PHP Programmer Learning Perl | Page 2

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. From PHP to Perl. From PHP to Perl. By gosukiwi on November 20, 2006. I will now show you how to upload a file in PHP and Perl. First of all the HTML, is the same for both languages, you just have to change the action. We will make an example upload script, assuming that we want to upload an avatar. Form action=”myscript.php” method=”post” enctype=”multipart/form-data”. Table border=”0″. Td Upload your avatar /td. Remember to change the action field. So do not change it.

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Cookies | From PHP to Perl

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. From PHP to Perl. From PHP to Perl. By gosukiwi on November 21, 2006. Today i will explain the differences between PHP and Perl with Cookies. PHP is way better than Perl for cookies (maybe mod perl could do a better job but PHP is still better) anyways, its not a big deal to get or set a cookie in Perl. Before we start, i want to write the possible attributes, just for you to know them. Okay, now we can start explaining the 3 basic attributes, value, name and expire. In Pe...

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December | 2006 | From PHP to Perl

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. From PHP to Perl. From PHP to Perl. By gosukiwi on December 6, 2006. Well, i think you all know how to redirect in PHP (header(‘Location: page.php’) but, in perl, you have to set the header before the input, and what if you always include a header file, print the content, and then a footer file, or use some kind of “PHP” Navigation, including files? Well, there is one way to do this, “Javascript”. You can redirect with Javascript from Perl! Function redirect(time, url).

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November | 2006 | From PHP to Perl

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. From PHP to Perl. From PHP to Perl. By gosukiwi on November 23, 2006. BBcode is very popular on forums, if you have never heard of it you may have seen it and don’t know it’s name. BBcode looks like [b][/b] for bold, [url=url]linktitle[/url] for links, etc. I will show you how to make that with Perl and PHP. You need a basic knowledge of regular expressions. I will explain some basic stuff here. What are Regular Expressions? String = ‘Hello! Use CGI’:all’. Print end html;.

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BBCode and Regex | From PHP to Perl

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. From PHP to Perl. From PHP to Perl. By gosukiwi on November 23, 2006. BBcode is very popular on forums, if you have never heard of it you may have seen it and don’t know it’s name. BBcode looks like [b][/b] for bold, [url=url]linktitle[/url] for links, etc. I will show you how to make that with Perl and PHP. You need a basic knowledge of regular expressions. I will explain some basic stuff here. What are Regular Expressions? String = ‘Hello! Use CGI’:all’. Print end html;.

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PHP array_unique in Perl | From PHP to Perl

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. From PHP to Perl. From PHP to Perl. PHP array unique in Perl. By gosukiwi on March 6, 2008. Well this function is very handy when you are working with flatfiles, or for example you dont have a category table on your mysql database, so entries have repeatead categories. What the function array unique does, is return an array without the repeated elements given in the array you gave as argument. Array = array(1,2,1,3,4,1,2,6,4,5,1);. Array = array unique($array);. FinalList{...