Ok, I've got your answer... your missing code cleared up the
mystery for me ;)
$busname2file = $busname2->Text();
$contact21file = $contact21->Text();
$contact22file = $contact22->Text();
$address2file = $address2->Text();
$address22file = $address22->Text();
$phone21file = $phone21->Text();
$phone22file = $phone22->Text();
$city2file = $city2->Text();
$state2file = $state2->Text();
$zip2file = $zip2->Text();
$fax2file = $fax2->Text();
$email2file = $email2->Text();
$pricequoted2file = $pricequoted->Text();
$daterequested2file = $daterequested2->Text();
$comments2file = $comments->Text();
print "$comments2file\n";
comments->Text() should be comments2->Text()
$pricequoted->Text() should be $pricequoted2->Text()
When the script hits an identifier it doesn't recognize,
it aborts the subroutine without telling you. Once all the variables
match up with something, the subroutine will finish and the
output will be written.
In other words, watch out for those typos! :)
-Joe
On Wed, 14 Oct 1998 19:24:52 -0500, you wrote:
>Oh, I forgot to mention that I butchered the code a bit there.
>That routine was a last ditch effort, but the typo explains a lot.
>The psave_Click routine originally had a long list of
>$this = $blah->text();
>lines in it.
>Here is the missing code.
>
