#!/usr/bin/perl # The FORM Program: form3.pl # This program is just one very long print statement written in Perl. # When it is run from the web-server, however, it will send the text # starting with the HTML headings after the first EOF marker, all the # all the way to the last EOF marker. The stuff between is standard # HTML code that will be displayed properly as a web page by the browser. print<

Creating a Dynamic Calendar
with CGI and Perl

This simple web page prints out a form requesting a name and date from a user. When the submit button is pressed, it will call a second Perl program that generates a presonalized calendar using that information. These two Perl Scripts must reside in a special "CGI"directory called cgi-bin which is created as a sub-directory off of web-docs, and must have the proper permissions in order for the pages to work on the web server.

Let's get some information:


Enter your name:


Enter a month:         Enter a year:






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