Monks,

I'm trying to run a form within the results of another form script. The first script is basically a review for the user to see if the data looks correct before adding it to a MySQL db. Right now nothing is showing up in the form portion (everything below the table part) of this script and I'm not getting any errors (displayed or in the weblogs). Does anybody see why this part of my code would not be displaying? 

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
 
# Display all erors to screen
$|++; # autoflush buffers;
use CGI::Carp 'fatalsToBrowser';
 
use strict;
use DBI;
use CGI qw/:standard/;
 
my $infile = upload ('file') or die "File was not uploaded correctly\n
+"; 
 
my ($ip,$port,@services,@banners,@names,@ips,@ports);
my %data;
 
print header,
 
start_html ("-title" => "Review Page");
 
----------- perl stuff ---------------
 
 
print "<table>";
 
   print "<tr><br><br>";
   print "<td><b><u>IPS</u> - </b>@ips<br><br>";
   print "</tr>";
   print "<tr>";
   print "<td><b><u>Cnames</u> - </b>@names<br><br>";
   print "</tr>";
   print "<tr>";
   print "<td><b><u>Services</u> - </b>@services<br><br>";
   print "</tr>";
   print "<tr>";
   print "<td><b><u>Banners</u> - </b>@banners<br><br><br>";
   print "</tr>";
 
   print "</table>";
    
start_form( { -action  => "action_dbi.cgi",
                      -enctype => "application/x-www-form-urlencoded",
                      -method  => "post" } ),
 
   h1( strong( "Does this format look correct?" ) ),
      checkbox_group(-name=>'question',
                                -values=>['yes','no'],
                                -default=>['yes'], 
 
   p( "&nbsp;" ),
   p( input( { -type  => "submit",
               -value => "submit"} ),
   ), #end p
 
 
end_form,
 
end_html;

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Thanks,
Dru
Another satisfied monk.

In reply to CGI form Not Showing Up. by dru145

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