I posted a question earlier, but the suggestions (and I DO appreciate them) still don't work. Let me re-explain:
I recently switched a client from a single pagefront web site to a frameset design; (please no lectures, it gives my client the presentation he wants). Since then, his "Contact Us" form has not worked properly. I parse the user input with the following script. Now, the script is executed, but the email he receives has no user entered text. Again, I have run it through my trusty copy of Perl Edit, and it says the syntax is perfect; no errors are generated. But, when I run it through his web host's Perl checker (Yahoo! Small Business) it generates the dreaded error:"Use of uninitialized value in concatenation...at lines 34-46"; (which would be the info requested to be sent in the email request). The following script was working perfectly before, and I guarantee I haven't touched my script prior to it not working. I re-checked my name/value pairs and they match up fine. I'm assuming I may have inadvertantly messed up something in Sendmail; (i have rechecked the sendmail path and it matches up fine) and I'm sure it was something basic as it executes the script, the "Request Received" receipt for the user comes up after they press the "Submit Button" and my client receives the request in his email box; but with none of the user entered text....ARRGH. 

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use warnings;
use CGI;

my $query = new CGI;

print "Content-type:text/html\n\n";

my $to='info@clients URL';
my $from='info@clients URL';
my $subject='Web Site Design Request';

my $name = $query->param('name');
my $email = $query->param('email');
my $address1 = $query->param('address1');
my $address2 = $query->param('address2');
my $city = $query->param('city');
my $state = $query->param('state');
my $zip = $query->param('zip');
my $country = $query->param('country');
my $homephone = $query->param('homephone');
my $workphone = $query->param('workphone');
my $business = $query->param('business');
my $goals = $query->param('goals');
my $comments = $query->param('comments');

open(MAIL, "|/usr/sbin/sendmail -t");

print MAIL "To: $to\n";
print MAIL "From: $from\n";
print MAIL "Subject: $subject\n\n";

print MAIL "Name: $name\n";
print MAIL "EMail: $email\n";
print MAIL "Address_line_1: $address1\n";
print MAIL "Address_line_2: $address2\n";
print MAIL "City: $city\n";
print MAIL "State: $state\n";
print MAIL "Zip: $zip\n";
print MAIL "Country: $country\n";
print MAIL "Home_Phone: $homephone\n";
print MAIL "Work_Phone: $workphone\n";
print MAIL "Type_of_Business: $business\n";
print MAIL "Goals: $goals\n";
print MAIL "Comments: $comments\n";

close(MAIL);

print "<html><head><title>Clients URL title/title>
<link href=http://clients css/css/shell3.css rel=stylesheet type=text/
+css>
</head>\n<body>\n";

print "<HR size=2>";
print "<CENTER><H1><U>Message Received!!!</U><P>
YOUR business is VERY important to us<P>  
<U>We will respond as soon as we can.</U></H1></CENTER>";

print "<P>";

print "<center><a href=http://clients URL/index.html><I>Clients URL</I
+> Home Page</a></center>";

print "<hr size=2>";

print "</body></html>";

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In reply to Hand Rolled CGI/Sendmail by Lost

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