Fast FAQ Session with ACP - The Second Page
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At the server, the second page is in the form of a string in a Perl file in the cgi-bin directory. This is the code skeleton of the file:
$returnStr = qq{
# An HTML page code is here.
};
print $returnStr;
There are two Perl statements here. The first one is the declaration of the $returnStr variable. The string, which is the content (HTML code) of the second page at the browser, is assigned to this variable. The next Perl statement returns the string when this file is called. The HTML code in the string begins from the <html> start tag to the </html> end tag. The code is similar to that of the first page. The name of the file for the second page is pge1faqStr.pl.
The Third Page
At the server, the third page is in the form of a string in a Perl file in the cgi-bin directory. The code is almost the same as that of the first page. The name of the file for the third page is pge2faqStr.pl.
There are three files for the project. I put all the files into one zip file. You can download the zip file from:
faqacp.ZIP
Download the file and experiment with it.
The Project and Browsers
All the code worked well with Internet Explorer 6 and Opera 9. It worked reasonably with Mozilla Firefox 2.
I hope this article has been useful.
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