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Functions
Mail address display
- Display multiple mail addresses by each categories.
- Option of auto link with mailto:, http:// and so on.
- CSV formatted data file
- Internal reference function allow you to not duplicate the same addresss. You can just specify reference number in the column.
- Not only use for mail addresses, but also you can use management of web site, phone numbers.
- No limitation of the categoy nor address number.
Installation
- Put maillist.cgi into a CGI executable directory.
- Modify the Perl path of the line #1 in the maillist.cgi to match your server environment.
- Modify permission of the maillist.cgi properly.
- If necessary, modify $title, $datafile, $back in the maillist.cgi properly. These can be described in another file called maillist_setup.pl. Please refer to the sample of the maillist_setup.pl below.
- If you did not modify $datafile, put maillist.csv into the directory where maillist.cgi is placed.
- Execute maillist.cgi on your browser.
Datafile description
To display menu, the first column has to be "Title" which is case sensitive.
The first column to indicate which link to be has to be "Link" which is case sensitive.
The following keywords apply how to link the contents.
mail : link by mailto:
web : link by http://
link : link as is
none : no link
"Title" and "Link" can be placed anywhere in the file.
"#" of the head of a line becomes a comment.
Putting a number instead of mail address(or whatever for contents) refers to the item located in that line. You do not need to put the same addresses multiple time. Simply put a number you want to refer to.
You can put a spaces between comma and address so that the CSV can be readable.
If no contents, leave it blank.
It is easy to handle CSV file with MS-Excel or such application software.
Please refer to the sample below for detail.
Sample and Source
Revision history
- 1.0 : 7/31/05 : Modified for distribution
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