First: I don't really know CGI.pm very well yet. Not only that, but I know HTML... obviously better than you, because it doesn't frighten me in the least. Second: Had you taken a look at it a bit more closely (other than just trying to score points by answering requests for help) you'd know I'm not doing a shopping cart, I'm basing a script off a shopping cart type script from the Perl Cookbook. It's nothing like a real shopping cart. I really don't intend to sound-off in Flame Mode but I certainly hope you'd take a look at what you are answering a bit more closely next time. Fastolfe helped me quite a bit and I greatly appreciate it.

In reply to RE: Re: Odd HTML printing - Perl's fault? by lapsan
in thread Odd HTML printing - Perl's fault? by lapsan

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