pekkhum, if you are using the Elizabeth Castro book, like I did, you will find that you will have to unlearn some stuff to conform with methods in the monastery. I recommend you switch to the O'Reilly books, Learning Perl (Llama book), Programming Perl (Camel book), and CGI Programming in Perl. Invaluable.

Speaking of invaluable: HTML::Template! BTW, the module is not called Template, but HTML::Template.

Appreciate your bravery in posting your code, I've learned a lot by following the thread. You don't get better teachers than the likes of davido and Coruscate.

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Not my first program, but the first I'll share... by bradcathey
in thread Not my first program, but the first I'll share... by pekkhum

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