Thanx for lightning fast replies :-) Sadly I am not "mentally equipped" yet - to fully understand how to implement your suggestions, and yes, old code - If I just put
use warnings;
use strict;
I get 500 internal server error - because I guess the code isnt totally "right" ?
I do have tho - a working guestbook (which I found at Matt Wrights website) - and there the entries gets sorted last first - he has some code:
# Open Link File to Output
open (GUEST,">$guestbookreal") || die "Can't Open $guestbookreal: $!\n
+";

for ($i=0;$i<=$SIZE;$i++) {
   $_=$LINES[$i];
   if (/<!--begin-->/) { 

      if ($entry_order eq '1') {
         print GUEST "<!--begin-->\n";
      }
   
      if ($line_breaks == 1) {
         $FORM{'comments'} =~ s/\cM\n/<br>\n/g;
      }

      print GUEST "<b>$FORM{'comments'}</b><br>\n";

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which I guess has something to do with it - but dont know how to implement it.
I,ll keep investigating and gonna fiddle with your suggestions, but for now, I think I,m just gonna find some html which sends the user to the bottom of the page.
Thank you SO much for your input guys.
Kind regards
Kjartan

P.S - "Madlibs" I guess is the english word - in norwegian - we call it an "adjective story".

In reply to Re^2: appending to html at beginning by Limbomusic
in thread appending to html at beginning by Limbomusic

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