My question is how can I imbed an scrolling_list in an table's row. Here's my code: 
print table({-border=>"0", -cellspacings=>"10",
             -cellpadding=>"10", -align=>CENTER},
        Tr({-align=>CENTER,-valign=>CENTER},
        [
            td({-colspan=>"1"},
            print img {src=>"/growl.jpg", width=>"279", height=>"73", 
+align=>CEN
TER},
              ),
        ]),
        Tr({-align=>CENTER,-valign=>CENTER},
        [
            td({-bgcolor=>332211,-width=>"279"},
                "<font size=+2> Delete Logs Files Menu </font>"),
        ]
        ),
        Tr({-align=>CENTER,-valign=>CENTER},
        [
            td({-bgcolor=>"443311",align=>CENTER},
            print scrolling_list(-name=>"Logfiles",-values=>\@logs),
            ),
        ])
    );

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Right now it looks something like this: 
                                 scrolling list
                     image
                     Delete Log Files Menu
                             1

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When I want it to look like: 
                       image
                Delete Log Files Menu
                       image

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Any help?

In reply to CGI.pm, tables and an even hotter HELL.:) by Anonymous Monk

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