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Designing a Persistant Webpage

Old Title: "Table in which we can enter data from the Browser"

I wanted to know how we can enter data into a table from a browser...

Suppose i have a table with 10rows n 3 columns.

they are empty initially.

when i view them from the browser, i shud b able to enter data into them n store them in some variables for future use.

I tried looking for this, but in vain.

Im trying all this in Perl tats y i posted it here.
Is ther anyother way of doin it in Perl?
Mar 14 '07 #1
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miller
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It sounds like what you need is a form with input text fields which the user posts. The system will then process the post and save this information in a database. Future views of this form would then auto fill the text fields from the database information.

This is a basic implementation description, but this is also a pretty basic goal.

- Miller

PS
As you say, this is not really a perl issue. This is a software development and design issue.
Mar 14 '07 #2
thanks buddy...i got it...
i kept textboxes in the table....


Thanks

Ravi
Mar 26 '07 #3

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