Hey Friends,

I'm having a jot of difficulty conceptualizing this implementation of a CGI program. I'm just starting out with CGI here, so if I am blatantly overlooking something, go easy on me. I have "CGI Programming with Perl", but can't seem to find the solution to my question. Here's the code, explanation follows: 
sub cgiOut {
        my $q = new CGI;
        print   $q->header( "text/plain" ),
                $q->start_html( -title=>"Apache Stats for $hostname",
                                -bgcolor=>"#ffffff"),
                $q->h2( "Apache Stats for $hostname" ),
                $q->hr,
                $q->table( { -broder=>"1", -width=>"100%" },
                        $q->Tr( [
                        for(sort keys %host) {
                        
                        ??? RIGHT HERE ???
                        }
        print   $q->end_html;
}

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You see, I am trying to insert table data consisting of the key and value of %host (at 'RIGHT HERE'), but this implementation is screwy. I have opened up the Tr section, but what next? That for loop comes into play while print is still outputting to stdout. I hope I have been clear in my inquiry, I'm a bit fouled up here!

Thanks Kindly,
Lacertus

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edited: Fri Mar 28 20:41:18 2003 by jeffa - title change (was: CGI Heeby Jeebies)

In reply to Constructing HTML tables with CGI.pm by lacertus

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