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"Refresh" http-equiv Meta Tag
This section provides a tutorial example on how to create 'Refresh' http-equiv Meta Tag in the HTML document header to ask the browser to refresh Web pages.
2022-10-14, ∼175🔥, 0💬

Using MySQL Database Server
This chapter provides tutorial examples and notes on MySQL database server access. Topics include installing the DBI module and DBD::mysql module; creating a database connection with the DBI-&gt;connect() function.
2022-10-14, ∼174🔥, 0💬

HTTP::Cookies save() not Saving Temporary Cookies
This section provides a tutorial example showing that the save() method in the HTTP::Cookies class does not save any temporary (non-persistent) cookies to the cookie jar file.
2022-10-04, ∼174🔥, 0💬

Sending a Remote Method Call as a HTTP Request
This section describes how a remote method call XML message can be delivered to the remote machine as a HTTP request. Extra request head lines are used.
2022-11-06, ∼173🔥, 0💬

CGI (Common Gateway Interface)
This chapter provides tutorial examples and notes on CGI (Common Gateway Interface). Topics include CGI protocol specifications; environment variables provided by IIS; CGI query string; CGI example program.
2022-11-02, ∼173🔥, 0💬

CGI.pm Module for Building Web Pages
This chapter provides tutorial examples and notes about the CGI.pm Perl model. Topics include CGI.pm introduction; creating HTML documents; retrieving query parameters and header information; retrieving environment information; redirecting to new URI; refreshing Web pages; managing HTTP cookies.
2022-10-11, ∼173🔥, 0💬

Using Scalar Variables
This section describes how a scalar variable can be assigned with a scalar value. An unassigned scalar variable contains the (undef) value. The undef() function removes the assigned value from a scalar variable.
2022-10-08, ∼173🔥, 0💬

perl.exe vs. perlis.dll
This section describes differences between perl.exe and perlis.dll. A performance test program is provided to measure the performance of perlis.dll.
2022-10-05, ∼173🔥, 0💬

Expressions, Operations and Simple Statements
This chapter provides tutorial examples and notes about expressions, operations, and simple statements. Topics include different examples of expressions; expression evaluation contexts: scalar and list contexts; simple statements: an expression terminated by a semicolon; simple statement modifiers.
2022-11-19, ∼172🔥, 0💬

Simple Statements and Modifiers
This section describes simple statements - an expression terminated with semicolon. Simple statements can have modifiers: if, unless, while, until, foreach.
2022-10-26, ∼172🔥, 0💬

Install Xcode Command Line Tools
This section provides a tutorial on how to install Xcode Command Line Tools, which is required to install Perl add-on modules on macOS.
2022-10-25, ∼172🔥, 0💬

References
List of reference materials used in this book.
2022-11-19, ∼171🔥, 0💬

ReverseEchoer.pl - A Simple Socket Server Program
This section provides a tutorial example on how to write a simple socket communication server program, ReverseEchoer.pl, which listens and accepts for any client requests.
2022-10-24, ∼171🔥, 0💬

Using Array Variables
This section describes how an array variable can be assigned with a list value. Array elements are referred by subscription notation as scalar expressions, like $identifier[i]. An unassigned array variable contains the (undef) value.
2022-10-24, ∼171🔥, 0💬

Running Perl Scripts in "htdocs"
This section describes how to change Apache HTTP server configuration and run Perl CGI (Common Gateway Interface) scripts in the default DocumentRoot directory: \local\apache\htdocs.
2022-10-14, ∼171🔥, 0💬

Publishing HTML Documents as Web Pages
This section describes how to publish a HTML document on the Apache HTTP server.
2022-10-17, ∼170🔥, 0💬

Scalar Value Interpretation
This section describes how a scalar value will be interpreted in an operation. A tutorial example is provided to verify scalar value interpretation rules.
2022-10-14, ∼170🔥, 0💬

Performance of Perl substr() and index()
This section provides a tutorial example to test performance of 2 Perl built-in functions: substr() and index() on a Window 2000 system.
2022-10-24, ∼168🔥, 0💬

Redirecting Browser to a URI
This section provides a tutorial example on how to redirect the browser to go to a new URI with the redirect() method in the CGI.pm module.
2022-10-14, ∼168🔥, 0💬

Copy.pl - Copying Binary Files
This section provides a tutorial example of copying a file in binary mode using the binmode() function on input and output.
2022-10-05, ∼168🔥, 0💬

Retrieving Environment and Script Information
This section provides a tutorial example on how to retrieve information about the Web server environment and about the current CGI script file.
2022-11-06, ∼167🔥, 0💬

String Related Built-in Functions
This section describes built-in functions to manipulate strings: chop(), length(), index(), substr(), split().
2022-10-17, ∼167🔥, 0💬

Imager - Draw Graphical Elements
This section provides a tutorial example on how to draw graphical elements using line(), box(), circle() functions of the Perl Imager module.
2022-10-12, ∼167🔥, 0💬

What Is RPC::XML?
This section describes what is RPC::XML - a Perl module that implements the XML-RPC specification. It helps you to build remote method call XML messages and making XML-RPC calls faster and easier.
2022-10-11, ∼167🔥, 0💬

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