Unless there was something that escaped my attention, the forum at the first link "Perl & CGI for the World Wide Web", there is no way to view a whole thread in one hit. You have to view the thread response by slow, painful response.

It just goes to show how spoilt we are with the Perl Monks UI. I had a similar experience a few months ago with VB World, or whatever it is called, (think: a Perl Monks for Visual Basic hackers). Reading a thread there is only marginally less painful than pulling out your nose hair -- it makes your eyes water.

On the other hand, the second link "CGI Programming 101" at least has the decency to present a question and its reponses all in one page, so I might just check it out from time to time, when I'm feeling particularly altruistic.

But that first site, unless they revamp their design, well, they're on their own. Sorry.

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g r i n d e r

In reply to Re: One-Eyed Kings by grinder
in thread One-Eyed Kings by davorg

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