Thank you for trying to help me.

I have the HTML button and the SQL statmenet ready but dont know where to go from here? 

   **HTML:**

     print "   <div style=\"z-index:86;\" class=\"group-shell\">";

    print "   <table>\n";

    print "   <tr><td><input class=\"dial-red-button\" id=\"importFrom
+CAD\"  type=\"submit\" value=\"Import Info\"></td></tr>\n";

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**javascript-jquery**

<script type="text/javascript">

\$(document).ready(function() {

\$('#importFromCAD').click(function () {

\$('#importNav').val('');

return true;

**Perl SQL statement:**

$sql_statement20 = "select * FROM CT_AL_CAD_ID where CAD='$CAD' ORDER BY KeyField DESC";

$sth20 = $dbh->prepare($sql_statement20);

$sth20->execute();

$sth20->bind_columns(undef, \$ID_data[0], \$ID_data1, \$ID_data2, \$ID_data3, \$ID_data4, \$ID_data5, \$ID_data6, \$ID_data7, \$ID_data8, \$ID_data9, \$ID_data10, \$ID_data11, \$ID_data12);

$sth20->fetch();

In reply to Re^2: Perl: info from database into a form(HTML) by alen129
in thread Perl: info from database into a form(HTML) by alen129

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