Troy,
You didn't specify what you error was ... can I suggest you thoroughly read
the docs in perlfunc about require ... http://www.perldoc.com would be a
good place to start, or even just typing 'perldoc -f require' at your
friendly neighbourhood command line.
If options.txt isn't perl code and/or doesn't terminate with a true value,
then you're doing something wrong. If you're getting an error about not
being able to find the module, may I suggest:
$file = "/absolute/path/to/files/$FORM{'id'}/options.txt";
eval "require $file";
Hope this helps
+Pete
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> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to use the require command with perl but when i want to put a
> variable within the require statement it always errors out. The code looks
> something like this.
>
> require "/absolute/path/to/files/$FORM{'id'}/options.txt";
>
> Is this not possible? thanx for the help.
>
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