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You are right i have no idea how old or modern web applications work and i just know the theory about http and html i learned in university some years ago...

I would love to read a book or two and learn perl, html and jquery properly but my boss wants to see some results on monday also i told him i have no idea of web programming and never done something like this before...

I'm not asking you to do my work just asking for the simplest of an example you can give me to have something to beginn with.

I already wrote some thousand lines of code and to my own surprise it works - it just doesn't look the way he wants it to - and now he forces me to use this jquery stuff so for example he don't want to type a name, he searches the data for, but else select one from a drop-down box which gets the names from the db - and i have no idea how to do that...

I really appreciate your help. Thank you.

In reply to Re^2: How do I mix up Perl and jQuery (for beginners) by eyekona
in thread How do I mix up Perl and jQuery (for beginners) by eyekona

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