Re: MacPerl-WebCGI Writing a cookie to learn who is visiting my web site by Bill Becker- August 13, 2003 In general, no. You can not extract such information from a browser or the computer it&39;s running on.Cookies are intended to allow a server to know things like the page(s) you visited. Or it can be used to track progress of a multi-panel transaction, like a customer satisfaction survey, or something.Implement a "Guestbook."At 14:39 -0500 08122003, Charles Hodgson wrote:>I am a new developer and just have no idea where to start. All I would like>to have is a method to collect..http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl.webcgi/2003/08/msg212.html Re: MacPerl-WebCGI Writing a cookie to learn who is visiting my web site by Mark Wheeler- August 13, 2003 Could you be more specificMark----- Original Message ----- From: "Charles Hodgson" <Charles.HodgsonDTec.us>To: <macperl-webcgiperl.org>Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 12:39 PMSubject: MacPerl-WebCGI Writing a cookie to learn who is visiting my website> I am a new developer and just have no idea where to start. All I wouldlike> to have is a method to collect enough information to send a return e-mail> and maybe a phone call for marketing. Is this possible Can you.http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl.webcgi/2003/08/msg211.html Writing a cookie to learn who is visiting my web site by Charles Hodgson- August 13, 2003 I am a new developer and just have no idea where to start. All I would liketo have is a method to collect enough information to send a return e-mailand maybe a phone call for marketing. Is this possible Can you helpCharles Hodgson504-849-7080http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macperl.webcgi/2003/08/msg210.html |