I have been reading most the day trying to learn before I ask but find only explaination of $ENV with {whatever_oneneeds} but nothing about making a url that is linkable into html tags.

What I need to do is add this

$sellerfeed <br><font size=-1><a href=$ENV{'SCRIPT_NAME'}\?action=viewfeed\&user=$alias>[View Sellers Feedback]</A></font></TR></TD>

to this

print "<B>Offered By:</B> <A HREF=mailto:$email>$alias</A></TR></TD><TR><TD BGCOLOR=$config{'colortablebody'}><B>Current Time:</B> $nowtime</TD></TR><TR><TD BGCOLOR=$config{'colortablebody'}><B>Closes:</B> $closetime<BR><FONT SIZE=-2>Or $config{'aftermin'} minutes after last bid...</FONT></TD></TR><TR><TD BGCOLOR=$config{'colortablebody'}><B>Number of Bids:</B> $#bids</TD></TR><TR><TD BGCOLOR=$config{'colortablebody'}>";

The script add-on aurthor ( who is not reachable ) says to replace the 1st over the 2nd but you would loose all the other needed script.

I tried this after the email alias but get Global symbol "$sellerfeed" requires explicit package.

<TR><TD BGCOLOR=$config{'colortablebody'}><B>Seller's Feedback:</B>$sellerfeed <a href=$ENV{'SCRIPT_NAME'}\?action=viewfeed\&user=$alias>[View Sellers Feedback]</A></font></TR></TD>

Being a newbie I am not sure what to use for the package? $seller= didnt work neither.

Thank You for your Wisdom and time to help me !

In reply to adding $ENV script to HTML by kkb

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