in reply to Working with folders in Perl and HTML

This:

This seems to be quiet -sic- simple for a Perl programmer but it's a complete trouble for a person like me... Can any one of you guys help me out with this? as I'm sure that this won't take a few minutes to be set up for people like you.

...sounds like it is something your work is telling you to do.

What people do in the real world is charge real-world finance for doing someone's job for them. Just because it is easy for people, doesn't mean that we're going to do your work for you, for nothing. If your job won't pay to get something like this done, why should anyone else while you get all the credit?

This isn't a free code writing service here. You should let your employer know that they need to get some priorities straight.

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Re^2: Working with folders in Perl and HTML
by LinuxNoob (Initiate) on May 29, 2017 at 09:11 UTC
    1st I'm not trying to hide why I'm asking for help on this topic so that you come out with such statement... 2nd I'm not asking for someone doing my job, all what've asked for is "help", some instructions, guide lines or a function/App to use... Thanks for you appreciable help.
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      Hello, LinuxNoob. Welcome to the Monastery.

      I can appreciate that you didn't intend to ask for someone to do your job for you, but the way you phrased your opening post, that's sure what it looked like, hence the response above you received.

      But relax; nobody's attacking here, just making sure the path is clear and setting expectations.

      This is the Monastery; breathe.

      Once you're into the chill vibe about the place, you might find Perlmonks is a great place to visit even when you don't have a Perl problem.

      As to the technical answer -- other Monks have already chipped in with some useful direction for you; I will leave you to those.

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