Still problems with my scripts. The only one which is not working is the readit.pl. Here u are the scripts 
 --THIS IS THE POSTIT.PL----

my $q = new CGI;

my $dat = $q->param('data');
my $nom = $q->param('Nom');
my $cog = $q->param('Cognoms');
my $tel = $q->param('Telfix');
my $mob = $q->param('Telmov');
my $ciu = $q->param('Ciutat');
my $pro = $q->param('Provincia');
my $url = $q->param('url');
my $ema = $q->param('Email');
my $hor = $q->param('Horari');
my $art = $q->param('Article');
my $com = $q->param('Comentaris');
my $pvp = $q->param('Preu');

my $string = join('|',$data, $nom, $cog, $ciu, $pro, $art, $pvp, $tel,
+ $mob, $ema, $url, $com);

open (LOG, ">>anuncis.txt") || Error ('open', 'file');
flock (LOG, 2) || Error ('lock', 'file');
print LOG $string, "\n";
close LOG;

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======== This one is apparently working, the next one causes me much troubles! It reads all the lines, but aren't print the way I want! How do I manage it??? ======== READIT.PL 
use strict; 

print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";

open LOG, "anuncis.txt" || die "$!"; 

while (<LOG>) { 
chomp; 
my @attributes = split /\|/; 
for my $attribute (@attributes) { 
print "Anunci: $attribute, \n"; 
} 
}
 
close LOG;

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Edit kudra, 2002-06-13 Changed title

In reply to Printing a log file in a CGI script by Kuntent
in thread Reading data from a document.txt by Kuntent

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