I try and I try. But I just can't get this damn program to work. I have all of the correct code. My server just won't run it. In the TMPL, all of the tags are written correctly and they are in the right spots. Could someone help me with this one? 
#!/usr/bin/perl

#Loads the CGI Module
use CGI;
use HTML::Template;

# creates a new CGI object
my $page = new CGI;

$Create a new HTML:Template object
my $Temp = new HTML::Template;

# This will print a standard HTML header
print $page->header;

# Grab a named CGI parameter
my $value = $page->param("video");
#Open up the file that contains the review of the video

open(SEE, "../$value") or die "The File could not be opened.";

###The Shtick for the name in the Title Bar

#Split it up into individual words and
#put it into an array

my @tokens = split(/[\/_\.]/, $value);

#splice the first three elements from the array

splice(@tokens, 0, 3);

#Pop the end of the list off

pop(@tokens);

#Then put the remaining things together

$Title = join(' ', @tokens);

#Save the file to an array


@video_info = <SEE>;


#Now print out lots of HyperText Mark-up Language using
# HTML::Template
my $template = $Temp->new(filename => '../Template/my.tmpl');
$template->param(text => "@video_info");
$template->param(Title => "$Title");
print $template->output;
exit;

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In reply to More with HTML:Template by Anonymous Monk

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