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  • RonB
    Recognized Expert Contributor
    • Jun 2009
    • 589

    #16
    We've helped, but it appears to me that you're looking for someone to do your assignment for you.

    You're in a college course. One would assume that you would have learned enough study skills to take the info that we've given you and work out some of the details on your own, test some code, and then ask followup questions on the parts you don't understand.

    Your original question on devshed included a complete, and I assume, working script that was designed as a console program. You can take that script and with little effort alter the print statements for use in a web version.

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    • Rhodge09
      New Member
      • Nov 2009
      • 17

      #17
      Im not using that script anymore i have made my own i just need to know how when i click the submit button to make the 2 images change through 6 random ones.

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      • numberwhun
        Recognized Expert Moderator Specialist
        • May 2007
        • 3467

        #18
        @RonB Thanks for letting me know about those other postings. They certainly answered a question or two that have gone unanswered. Also Ron, please check your PMs.

        @Rhodge09 From looking at the other links, I see you admitted in another forum that this is definitely school work. If you read the forum rules, you will see that you cannot expect answers to homework/school work. But, we will certainly guide you in the right direction.

        That said, I see your code and it looks like you are off to a start. As far as the calculations go, if you don't write them, Perl won't do it for you. This code should include all it needs to run. If you already had a working script on the command line, then you just need to add the CGI parts to it to get it to where you want.

        (By the way, what's wrong with command line output programs? :) )

        Anywho, try to incorporate your code and if you have any issues, please ask questions. Also, do not forget to "use strict;" and "use warnings;".

        Regards,

        Jeff

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        • seaghost
          New Member
          • Dec 2009
          • 1

          #19
          I predict Rhodge drops the class and switches majors before the year is over. Can't handle perl scripting? Come now! Show some effort!

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