Hello Monks,
Please look at the code below.For the first time when script is called it is displayed correctly but for any other pages after this prints the whole cookie information on top of the screen.And it works correctly with last parameter blank,but does not work if some value is passed.Please tell me where lies the problem.
Thanks
blazix

sub getCookieValues
{
    require "cgi-lib.pl";

    $called_by_admin = shift;
    $remVal = shift;
    $eventChoice = shift;
    $path = "../home/home.pl";

    local($IDENTITY);
    my @UserInfo;
    my $sProjName;
    my $eventVal;

    if($IDENTITY = &parseCookie()){
        #print &PrintHeader;
        @UserInfo = split(/\|/, $IDENTITY);
        if(($remVal ne "")||($eventChoice ne ""))
        {
                if($remVal ne "")
                    {
                            $eventVal = pop @UserInfo;
                            $tempVal =  pop @UserInfo;
                    if($tempVal ne $remVal)
                        {
                            push @UserInfo,$remVal;
                            push @UserInfo,$eventVal;
                            $IDENTITY  = join("|", @UserInfo);
                            print "set-cookie:  WBSession=$IDENTITY; p
+ath=/cgi-bin;\n\n";
                        } else {
                            push @UserInfo,$tempVal;
                            push @UserInfo,$eventVal;
                            $IDENTITY  = join("|", @UserInfo);
                            print "set-cookie:  WBSession=$IDENTITY; p
+ath=/cgi-bin;\n\n";
                        }

                    }
                    if($eventChoice ne "")
                    {
                        $eventVal = pop @UserInfo;
                        if($eventVal ne $eventChoice)
                            {
                                push @UserInfo,$eventChoice;
                                $IDENTITY  = join("|", @UserInfo);
                                print "set-cookie:  WBSession=$IDENTIT
+Y; path=/cgi-bin;\n\n";
                            } else {
                                        push @UserInfo,$eventVal;
                                        $IDENTITY  = join("|", @UserIn
+fo);
                                        print "set-cookie:  WBSession=
+$IDENTITY; path=/cgi-bin;\n\n";
                                    }
                    }

        
        } else {
        print &PrintHeader; }
    }
    else
    {
        $username = $in{'Username'};
        $password = $in{'Password'};
        $sProjName = $in{'Project'};

        if($username && $password){

            $IDENTITY = &setCookie($username, $password, $path, $sProj
+Name,"rem","ALL EVENTS");
            @UserInfo = split(/\|/, $IDENTITY);
        }
        else{
            &login($path);
        }
    }

    $username = $UserInfo[1];
    unless ($called_by_admin){
        verifyUser($username);
    }

    return @UserInfo;

}    # end getCookieValues sub routine
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