You're still missing the point I'm trying to make. The sequence of events should go something like this:
  1. Determine what constraints there are on the data
  2. Get the data
  3. Organize the data
  4. Sort the data
  5. Format the data

Those steps (often) are handled by the following areas:

  1. WWW form and CGI handler/script
  2. DBI call
  3. The inflater function I gave you
  4. Another function which takes the results of the inflater. I did not write this, leaving it as an exercise for the reader
  5. HTML::Template and/or Template

In other words, I did the conceptually-difficult part of your work for you. Now, I'm expecting you to take what I did and adapt it to your needs. Not unreasonable for free expert-level help, wouldn't you say?

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In reply to How much do you want for free?? by dragonchild
in thread Idiomatic way of getting from database result set to HTML::Template data structure? by davehodg

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