Actually,
I had a real good idea of writing the program. But the problems is I didn't really thought of error-checking.

I've got a mediadb were you've got a login.
Then you've got a foto-table news-tablelly there are more).
Well I use HTML::Template for the forms where you can give the input for the db. I give a hidden variable which is your loginID to put in the table so when you want to change input afterwards this checks the logonID and gives oyu permission to change your own input.

But my problem is I don't really understand the upload-scrits... Is it possible to put a input=file in the form with the information of the pic and pass it through with a submit and a cgi that AND writes the pic to disc AND writes it pathinfo + all the other information to the foto-table????

Why are dead-lines also so close?

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In reply to RE: Re: Mysql & perl by toadi
in thread Mysql & perl by toadi

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