Okay Monks,

I'm still working on this. I thought I had it working, but this just doesn't work. The following sub looks right to me, but the "if" statement is not triggered. 

sub filter_good_orgs { 
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
       
    $SQL7 = "SELECT * FROM badwords";
    &Do_SQL7;
    $pointer7 = $sth7->fetchrow_hashref;
    $goodorg = $pointer7->{'goodorgs'};
    $lc_org = lc($organization);

    
    @orgs = split /\n/,$goodorg;
    foreach $goodorg (@orgs) {
    
    print "Word: $goodorg, Org: $lc_org Found: $found<br>";
            if ($lc_org =~ /$goodorg/i)  {
               $found = 1;
            } 
        }
        
        print "<br>Found: $found<br>";
        if (!$found) {
        &error_suspect_org;
        }
   
    return;
    
    
} # end filter_good_orgs subroutine

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Good org words are listing in the database, one per line: 
first
national
bank

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The above code returns the following when the organization is First National Bank: 
Word: first , Org: first national bank Found: 
Word: national , Org: first national bank Found: 
Word: bank , Org: first national bank Found: 

Found: 
Content-type: text/html

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Even if I switch the "if" statement around, it doesn't work. 
 if ($goodorg =~ /$lc_org/i)  {
               $found = 1;
            }

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In reply to Re^5: Creating a whitelist by htmanning
in thread Creating a whitelist by htmanning

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