Im trying to serach through my database and find who referred who this is what I need. I need @refferal to contain like this 
$refferal[0] = "1|2|3|4" #first refferals
$refferal[1] = "1|2|3|4|5|6" #second refferals
$refferal[2] = "1|2|3" #third refferals

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And this is the code I tried it with. 
 #Get Reffers
 my @ref;
 (@reffer) = build_reffers($mem_info[2]);

## Build Refferal List
sub build_reffers {
 $REF = shift;
 $sth = $dbh->prepare("SELECT username FROM wbwm_members WHERE reffera
+l='$REF'");
 $sth->execute;
 
 while($username = $sth->fetchrow_array) {
  push(@users, $username);
 }

 $users = join(/\|/, @users);
 push(@ref, $users);

 foreach $name (@users) {
     build_reffers($name);
 }

 return(@ref);
}

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Now were it freezes my page is this section 
 foreach $name (@users) {
     build_reffers($name);
 }

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I dont get how that is freezing the page. This little script im tring to do is finding the first level refferals, and the second level, and so on. Like a first level would reffer a second so, $reffer[0] reffered a $reffer[1]

edited: Tue Nov 5 04:10:04 2002 by jeffa - s/\[/[/g

In reply to Refferal List by Anonymous Monk

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