Hello all, I have a question or more of a problem with Netscape NN 4.7
I am in the process of writing a script and when I pass $ARGV to it, it works fine in MSIE 5.0 but not in NN 4.7
Here is a Code Snippet:
Link :
#############
for example if:
$salesperson would be: John Doe
$MLS would be: 12345
$display .="
$salesperson\n";
process input:
#############
$salesperson = $ARGV
2;
$salesperson =~ s/%20/\ /g;
$subject = $ARGV
3;
$subject =~ s/%20/\ /g;
$display .="
To : $salesperson
\n";
$display .="
Subject : $subject
\n";
As display in MSIE 5.0:
To : John Doe
Subject : Listing 12345
As displayed in NN 4.7:
To : John
Subject :
I can't figure out why it won't display correctly as it does for MSIE.
Anybody who can help I appreciate it.
Mike Lessar
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