I posted a question a while back "To register or not to register, that is the question." regarding my user registration. I work most of the errors out of it and there were alot of them but i still have a few that have me stumped.....
When i run it I get these messages....

C:\Perl\bin>perl reg.cgi -c
Unrecognized escape \s passed through at reg.cgi line 102.
syntax error at reg.cgi line 162, near "1;" Missing right curly or square bracket at reg.cgi line 168, at end of line Execution of reg.cgi aborted due to compilation errors.

Line 102

 
sub good{#99
my @info = @_;#100
my $title = "Registration successful!";#101
my $body =  qq(<body>#102

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Line numbers but in for you.
End Of Program. 
sub password{
$s = @_;                           
srand($s ^ time);                                   
@c=split(/ */, "bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxyz");       
@v=split(/ */, "aeiou");                                   
for($i = 1; $i <= 4; $i += 1;);                    
{                                                           
return($c[int(rand(20))], $v[int(rand(5))]);
}
}

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edited: Thu Jan 2 05:08:43 2003 by jeffa - title change (was: Help Please....), formatting

In reply to To register or not (part 2) by eoin

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