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a humble dead-set newbie looks for sandles to kiss...
the if statement in the while loop is fooled by white space that apears infron of some of the array elements after they have been passed though the web server. i tried stripping these but it broke other parts of my code.
what's a newbie freindly way to ignore white space in the array elements my if??

$i=0; my $lic_number; while ($staff[$i*3]){ if (($staff[$i*3+$staff_last] eq $names[0]) && ($staff[$i*3+$staff +_first] eq $names[1])){ do some stuff... last; } $i++; }

your humble novice,
meeple (who is comming to terms with the limitations of the llama book.. i think i need a camel)

beware the farmers.

In reply to if fooled by pesky leading white space by partymeeple

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