Maybe I need to explain a little further:
Once the site's visitor enters text into certain fields on the form, (i.e.-Name, Address, Email, City, State,Zip...etc etc)and presses the "Submit" button, the script is executed, the "Request Received" receipt page comes up as it should to let the visitor know the form worked properly, my client receives the request in his Inbox as he should, but when my client opens the email, the info his visitor entered into the form is not there. Simply put, the text was not parsed from the form.
I did add the line:
Use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser); and the only error that came up was as follows:
Can't locate object method "new" via package "CGI" (perhaps you forgot to load "CGI"?) at /ssl/formaction.pl line 6.
Now to the HTTP server log. When I check the syntax on my trusty copy of Perl Edit, it says the syntax is perfect; no errors are generated. BUT when I run Perl Checker on his commercial web hosting's server (Yahoo Small Business) the all to familiar comes up in the .log: Use of uninitialized value in concatenation on lines 34-45... (which ironically are the parsed fields) but my name/value pairs are fine. Again, this script was working fine prior, so I'm wondering if there was something very simple I may have accidently deleted from the script I'm just not seeing. Thanks again for all your past help and upcoming suggestions. Sincerely,
Lost (Shawn)

In reply to Re: Hand Rolled CGI by Lost
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