The thing that stumps me is that @info is defined at the start of the sub, taking on the value of the argument. And that value is an array whose values are all defined. @info is defined because it prints to the file. Heres the whole sub excluding the html. Could it be the "#" that is out of place??
I just don't know.
Thanks, Eoin..
sub good {
    my @info = @_;
    my $title = "Registration successful!";
    my $revised = scalar localtime;
    my $body =  <<HTML;
<body>
</body>
HTML

    open USRNF,">>$file" or die "Couldn't find user file $file, Perl s
+ays $!\n";
    print USRNF join "#", @info;
    print USRNF "\n";
    close USRNF;
  


   open PASS,">>$pass" or die "Coundn't find user file $pass, Perl say
+s $!\n";
   print PASS $user_name;
   print PASS "\\";
   print PASS &encryption($password);
   print PASS "\n";
   close PASS;

return $title, $body;
}

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In reply to Re: Re: Perl says $!what??? by eoin
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