Hello Monks,

I'm trying to print a table with results from a query. When I run the script, I get a blank page. Luckily, no error messages.

Can someone take a look at my code and help me out with why I'm receiving a blank page.

Thank you.
sub get_customer { my ($dbh, $track_ref, @track_ref) = @_; $dbh = WebDB::connect (); my $sth = $dbh->prepare ("SELECT * FROM Shipments WHERE customer_id = +?"); $sth->execute($customer_id); while (my @track_ref = $sth->fetchrow_array ()){ push (@track_ref, Tr ({-align => "CENTER", -valign=>"TOP", -BGCOLOR= +>"silver", -style=>"font-family: verdana; font-size: 10pt;"}, th ({-width=>"50"},("Customer ID")), th ({-width=>"50"},("Carrier")), th ({-width=>"90"},("Tracking Number")) + )); push (@track_ref, Tr ({-valign=>"center", -style=>"font-family: verdan +a; font-size: 10pt;"}, td ($track_ref[7]), td ($track_ref[3]), td ($track_ref[4]) )); } return (table ({-align => "CENTER", -border => 0}, @track_ref)); print start_form (-action => "http://wwwapps.ups.com/tracking/tracking +.cgi", -method => "POST"), table ( Tr ( td ("UPS Tracking Number:"), td (textfield (-name => "tracknum")) ), ), submit (-name => "choice", -value => "Track"), end_form (); }

In reply to No results from script by b310

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