Hi Monks, I have this big hash which is created by this package. For some reason, the html code I see on the screen is everything before this code . 
my %HASHDATAFROMLIBRARYFILE = MONKEY::MONKS($libraryFile);

# FIRST ENTER BOX
printf ("%-20s" , "Enter Animal : ");
print '<select name="CellName" onChange="document.asdf.submit();">';
foreach $keys (sort keys %{$HASHDATAFROMLIBRARYFILE{TIMING}})
{
   print '<option value="' . $keys  . '">' . $keys . '</option>' if ($
+FORM{CellName} ne $keys);
   print '<option value="' . $keys . '" selected >' . $keys . '</optio
+n>' if ($FORM{CellName} eq $keys);
}
print '</select><br></br>';

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So basicly, i see nothing on the screen. When I view the source code, the cgi script prints everything before this section. How do I overcome this? Should I go for another language? my Hash has a lot of process data

In reply to Problems Processing Hash within Cgi Script by EchoAngel

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