Hi Jame (of 1:120/544),
On Fri, 07 Feb 03 at 06:42 o'clock, you wrote me:

 AA>> Interesting. I am not sure how to modify the original perl
 AA>> script to accomplish that.

 JC>   Towards the beginning of the script, & it actually might be there
 JC> already... After all;  the error that is comeing up is that the
 JC> system (running the script) can't find it...

Tripod's perl ignores the #! path specified at the beginning of the perl
script.  They say that the "system" resolves the necessary path
for all the perl resources.  :((((  Ya.. sure.

 AA>> But that might not even help if we don't know WHERE Tripod
 AA>> decided to stick Time/Local.pm, I guess.

 JC>     Where or if it is installed;  that's the first thing to find
 JC> out... Can't their tech support answer that?

My first reply from Tripod tech support was an actual person who gave me
the "clue" to use the specific path in my script.  But when I
wrote back to tech-help to report that the "clue" didn't work, I
got a canned system form letter pointing me to OUTSIDE (nonTripod) cgi
resources!

So..  I haven't gotten very far with implementing eventcalendar.pl    

Meanwhile I built my calendar from scratch.  :(((   Took me the better part
of a day to finish.  See http://the-bridge-church.tripod.com, then ENTER,
then look for NIKAO in the left menu, then look for "event
calendar" in the main window.

Nermware's eventcalendar would have made the job SO much easier!


...August

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