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- From: don.phillips@ab.com (Donald-Anthony C. Phillips)
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- Subject: Re: REQ: cgi.bin example in www (form)
- Date: Fri, 12 Jan 1996 16:38:56 GMT
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- There are plenty of C scripts available for forms and other things.
- If you don't know how WWW forms work, then you should look at the NCSA
- tutorial on WWW forms and CGI. ( http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/cgi/)
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- Once you do this, creating a form is a simple as parsing the query
- string passed to your CGI program, processing the info, and outputing
- the results back to the client. The tutorial gives a good overview of
- what to do. There is also C code called QUERY.C & UTIL.C which have
- the functions needed to parse the query string and place it into an
- array of names and values.
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- This should give you a good starting point.
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- Donald-Anthony C. Phillips
- Programmer/Analyst
- Rockwell Automation
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