>Hello all; > >I am fairly new to Perl, with CGI experience. I just downloaded MacPerl5. >Is there a way to test Perl CGI scripts on Mac OS 8 with MacPerl? How? > >Thanks >Kathy Hi Katy, If you want to ask a question to the list, send the message to 'macperl@macperl.org'. You now sent the message to me personally. It's fairly easy to test Perl CGI script on the Mac, provided they don't do specific 'unix' things like threading or calling command line programs. Start your Web Sharing control panel In Macperl, save the script as a 'CGI script' in the Web Pages folder. Use the extension '.acgi', as in mycgi.acgi. This way you won't have to set any special settings in the Web Server. Call the cgi as you would on a unix server, except use either 'localhost' or your IP number in the http address. It's a long time ago, but I think this is it. Below you'll find a cgi that was specifically written for the Mac Web Sharing control panel. Bye, Axel ------------------------------ #!perl # # CGI script to handle form requests # # <FORM ACTION="../thankyou.acgi" METHOD="get"> # # Written by A.M. Roest # © Axel Development & Support # # Jouw voorstel voor de bestandsnamen is akkoord. De naam wordt dus # sb<filiaalcode><yyyymmdd>.asc # ====================================================================== ======== # The item below needs to be changed for every store # use a three character store abbreviation # ====================================================================== ======== $store = 'bae'; $datapath="the Luggage:Documenten:Projects:Inizio:dat:"; # ======================================================================== exit unless ($ENV{'REQUEST_METHOD'} eq "GET"); $| = 1; # ======================================================================== # generate filename ($sec,$min,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year,$wday,$yday,$isdst) = gmtime(time); #$rnd=(rand 900) + 100; $year +=1900; $mon+=1; $filename = sprintf "sb$store%04u%02u%02u.asc",$year,$mon,$mday; if ($query = $ENV{"QUERY_STRING"}) { # Redirect to the thankyou page print "HTTP/1.0 302 Found\n"; # print "Window-target: $in{'target'}\n" if ($in{'target'}); print "Location: thankyou.html\n\n"; # ====================================================================== == # Now do your thing @data = split '\&', $query; foreach (@data) { ($tag,$datum) = split '='; $dat2{$tag} = $datum; } # test availability of data file if ( -f "${datapath}$filename") { open(fout, ">>${datapath}$filename"); } else { open(fout, ">${datapath}$filename"); } if (fout) { print fout "naam=$dat2{naam}\n\r"; print fout "adres=$dat2{adres}\n\r"; print fout "pc=$dat2{pc}\n\r"; print fout "plaats=$dat2{plaats}\n\r"; print fout "sexe=$dat2{sexe}\n\r"; print fout "geboren=$dat2{dag}$dat2{maand}$dat2{jaar}\n\r"; print fout "email=$dat2{email}\n\r"; close fout; } } # end if $query _____________________________ Axel M. Roest | AXEL Development & Support info@axel.nu | Macintosh developer & UNIX sysadmin http://www.axel.nu | XOIP: 020-8749988 # ===== Want to unsubscribe from this list? # ===== Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to macperl-request@macperl.org