Hi, my sub postal_login in my script, goes to ikobo.com, processes payment to my ikobo account, then returns: RESP=OK from the following line:

print " - <A HREF=$ENV{'SCRIPT_NAME'}\?action=paypal_login\&ALIAS=$for
+m{'ALIAS'}\&balance=$balance> PayPal </A>" if ($config{'allowpaypal'}
+ != 0);

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but does not return to the next line of code: 
print "<P><A HREF=$ENV{'SCRIPT_NAME'}?action=buynow&category=$form{'ca
+tegory'}&item=$form{'item'}>Buy Now</A></FONT>" if (($buyit ne "") & 
+($bid < $buyit));

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Which should display a link that processes the payment to the sellers account (3rd party)... I have tried dozens of ideas from the EA Forum, but no luck Does any one here have any ideas to help me get the 1st line of code to return to the 2nd line of code once the 1st line returns "RESP=OK"? Thanks Gerry

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