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Old Sep 12th, 2007, 9:58 AM   #1
Ade
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Creating a vCard

Hi,

I have read how to create a vCard using...

my $name = "vcard.vcf";

open (VCARD,">$name");
print VCARD "BEGIN:VCARD\n";
print VCARD "VERSION:2.1\n";
print VCARD "N:Hennegar;Anne;;;";
print VCARD "END:VCARD\n";
close (VCARD);

My question is how do I have a link on my page that will create a vCard on the fly from the LDAP record queried by a user. I guess I could create the vCard somewhere on the server and then make the link available but how can i delete that vCard file once it is deleted?

Sorry for noob questions, if there's something simple I've missed and you feel I should research please point me in the direction.

Many thanks
ade
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