in php, do
$perl=fopen('http://localhost/your_perl_script.pl?data='.$your_data,'r');
fclose($perl);
optionaly, you can read from the file handler to get some feedback from
the perl script
Scott wrote:
I just realized I should have been more specific with my question. What I
want to do is use p
I just realized I should have been more specific with my question. What I
want to do is use php to submit registration data to the database and then
send part of the data to a perl script to be encrypted and sent in an email.
I have to use perl for the encryption because of user permissions on
I just realized I should have been more specific with my question. What I
want to do is use php to submit registration data to the database and then
send part of the data to a perl script to be encrypted and sent in an email.
I have to use perl for the encryption because of user permissions on
For that example, you don't need two submits... the same script that handles
the submitted data for the database can send the email...
usually it's only a problem if one form has to be submitted to two servers,
or something...
do you need an example?
Justin
on 13/11/02 3:05 PM, Scott ([EMAIL
If you want php to do it in the remote server (your case),
of course, you do not have to use javascript //
Just do like this
if (isset($_POST['submit'])) // to verify that browser are sending something
correctly
{
// --> record posted data into database
and after
// --> send mail
}
But if you w
Hi Scott,
what you want to do can be acomplished just by telling php what to do in
order... for example run the $query to insert the data into the DB and after
that, run a mail function that sends the mail. IF you want to be more
elegant in your scripting, do the mailing within an IF clause so the
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