in reply to Re: Unlink doesn't work on first file
in thread Unlink doesn't work on first file

    else{
     print "<option value=\"$_\" selected>  $_  \n";
     $first=1;
     }

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In that else statement, there was an extra space after the $_ in value,

print statements such as the one above are more readable (and easier to catch errors on) when you use the qq operator (just pick a delimiter that isn't in your string):

print qq!<option value="$_" selected>  $_  \n!;

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