Usage of testpage.cgi

Overview

The testpage.cgi page is a small CGI script designed as an interface to test with HTTPtest.pl. It serves no other function.

Parameters

The testpage.cgi script supports the following parameters:

name: Name of the user. Must be a valid user name.
day: Number of days in the future.
date: Date for difference calculation. Must be of the form mm/dd/yyyy.

The name parameter is required. One, and only one, of day and date must be specified.

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Warning: No parameters supplied.

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Warning: Neither day nor date was supplied.

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'{{badname}}' is not a recognized name.

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'{{badname}}' is not a recognized name.

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Warning: Only one of day and date is allowed.

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Warning: No name supplied.

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Warning: No name supplied.

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Warning: No name supplied.

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Day parameter must be an integer.

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Date parameter must have the form mm/dd/yyyy.

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Date parameter must have the form mm/dd/yyyy.

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Hello, {{name}}

{{days}} days from now is \d\d/\d\d/\d\d\d\d\.

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Hello, {{name}}

0 days from now is {{today}}.

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Hello, {{name}}

{{days}} days ago was \d\d/\d\d/\d\d\d\d\.

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Hello, {{name}}

{{date}} was \d+ days ago

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content =~ /(\d+) days/;
          my $days = $1;

          compare_day_offset( $Params{date}, -$days );
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Hello, {{name}}

{{futdate}} is \d+ days from now

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content =~ /(\d+) days/;
          my $days = $1;

          compare_day_offset( $Params{futdate}, $days );
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Hello, {{name}}

{{today}} is 0 days from now

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