So... I've viewed your code... the only problem is you used so may
""
In case, one is enough and all ( just for your case )
However, that's not the Perl stuff, but HTML prob.,
So I only explain it short =)
You can finish your whole script like this, actually the
framework should be looking
Maureen,
Personally, I would just print out the raw HTML in
this case rather than try to use CGI's form function.
Something like (ignore the word wrap, please):
print p( "A paragraph with CGI.pm" );
# Now output the plain HTML tags
print "";
if( $my_first_condition ) {
print " ";
Any sample ? and Source Code ?
Smiley Connie =)
- Original Message -
From: "Maureen E Fischer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 03, 2002 12:24 AM
Subject: Perl CGI FORM statement
> Hello,
> My question is about CGI&
Hello,
My question is about CGI's form statement. I wrote a program that
outputs
three fields. Two of the three are fields from which one option is
selected. The
number and type of options presented are based on the user identified in
the environmental variables.
I got the screen to pri
