Compilation failed in require at e:\domains\karawachi.com\user\htdocs\upload\default.pl line 13.

So, your problem is with checkname.pl. Run a perl -c checkname.pl and you'll see your problem. From the looks of your code, you'll see something like:

Global symbol "$name" requires explicit package name at checkname.pl l
+ine 11.
checkname.pl had compilation errors.

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Your $name variable is not scoped, and you are running under use strict in that file (which is a Good Thing). Toss a my in front of it, and double-check the rest of your scoping issues.

One other thing: It's probably better to rewrite:
push @INC, "e:/domains/karawachi.com/user/htdocs/upload";
as
use lib "e:/domains/karawachi.com/user/htdocs/upload";
Check out the use lib docs

In reply to Re: Problem with require() by joealba
in thread Problem with require() by dakedesu

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