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Hi,
I have a form that posts several fields as well as a file upload field with ENCTYPE set to multipart/form-data. It's received by a perl script but when it receives, it gives me a lovelty 500 internal error. So here's what I found in the error log: Malformed multipart POST [Thu Nov 23 22:32:05 2000] [error] [client 1.2.3.4] Premature end of script headers: /usr/w ww/blablabla/cgi-bin/find_job.cgi If it makes any difference, I'm using CGI.pm to receive the file. Does anyone know why apache (if it is apache) doesn't like the upload? Is that even the problem? Thanks, Josh |
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Because you can't mix those fields with multipart/form-data. I already gave you the solution last time but you seem to ignore my message and insist to stick with CGI.pm.
>>Does anyone know why apache (if it is apache) doesn't like the upload? It's not problem with Apache. It's the RFC standard. Maybe you should read -> http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/rfc/rfc1847.txt then go back and read my previous example. |
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Hi,
I am developing a website to display its contents in various Indian language scripts. And I want user to give the option to view the data as PDF file also that he can download and print also. I want to do this conversion on the fly using a PHP script. But the problem is it is not being supported for Indian language fonts. I mean if I pass some English text and corresponding font (say Times-Roman) it get displayed properly. But when I pass the data for Indian language to the same script with its corresponding font (DV-TTYogesh on windows and DV_TTYogesh on Linux) anything doesn't come on the browser window. The font, I am using, use ISCII (Indian Standard Code for Information Interchange) encoding standard as we do not have Unicode edition for our scripts. If you can devote a little time and tell me if its possible or not? (to do it for Indian Languages with PHP and ClibPDF). Please reply soon even if you can't do it or its not possible. Thanks in advance. Anvita. |
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