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Cookies: Fresh From Your Browser's Oven A furor has erupted over cookies, but it has nothing to do with urban legends of Neiman-Marcus recipes and the infamous Visa charges that come with them. It has everything to do with the fact that the world has discovered that Netscape Navigator and other...

Create RSS channels from HTML news sites Even if you haven't heard of the RSS acronym before, you're likely to have used RSS in the past. Whether through the slashboxes at slashdot or our own news summary at use.perl.org, the premise remains the same - RSS, or "Remote Site Summary" is a method u...

Creating Custom Widgets Steve Lidie, coauthor of Mastering Perl/Tk, brings us more wisdom from his Tk experience--this time, explaining how to create your own simple widget classes...

Emails The simplest way to send emails on a UNIX system is to use the sendmail utility...

Embedding Perl Into Web Pages This sample chapter from Wrox release 'Professional Perl Development' considers the use of Perl to address the shortcomings of CGI in combining functionality with page presentation...

Flat databases in Perl A tutorial on the use, advantages, and disadvantages of flat text-bassed databases in Perl. If you consider your self a Perl newbie please read the perl tutorials before moving on to this one...

Forms to E-Mail Using TCL This article discusses the process of using a CGI (Common Gateway Interface) program in Tcl to send forms data to someone via e-mail. To start with, let's clarify some things. Tcl was chosen because it is easy for someone else to extend...