Good Morning All

Help please! I am writing a search result page to display to metatag of documents. My question is simple, all I need to do is figure out which $triplets{"MetaTag_$i\_$j"} of metaTag contents "description" then display in first order, then "posted" displays second order. since each document written different order of metatag info.

let me repeat my question again:
1. documents are content different order of metatag, I'd like to display in the order I want and not based on HTML document itself.
2. in the same time, I'd like to disaply info when data return "description" from $triplets{"MetaTag_$i\_$j"}, same as "posted", and when "description" not exist then displays $triplets{"Summary_$i"}. 

for my $j(1,2){
if(exists($triplets{"MetaTag_$i\_$j"})) {
$triplets{"MetaTag_$i\_$j"} =~ s/^description=/Summary: /gi;
$triplets{"MetaTag_$i\_$j"} =~ s/^posted=/Posted: /gi;
print <<END_OF_HTML;
<font size=-1 color="#8f8f8f" face=arial,sans-serif>$triplets{"MetaTag
+_$i\_$j"}<br></font>

END_OF_HTML
 }
}
# Display summary (document snippet) if there is one
for my $j(1){
if (!exists($triplets{"MetaTag_$i\_$j"})) {
    print <<END_OF_HTML;
<font color="#000000" size="-1" face=arial,sans-serif><b>Summary:</b>$
+triplets{"Summary_$i"}</font><br>

END_OF_HTML
  }
}

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