Works fine for me here - as bibliophile pointed out, the space in your use statement after the :: has to go. Also make sure that /cgi-bin/testme.csv exists. Just because it's "http://your.domain.net/cgi-bin/testme.csv" doesn't mean that it's "/cgi-bin/testme.csv" to perl. In fact, it probably isn't. Even if it were, I'd suggest moving it - you shouldn't put your cgi-bin directory at the root of your filesystem. Put it in /srv/www/cgi-bin or /var/httpd/cgi-bin or even /home/apache/cgi-bin or something. Wherever the file really is on your filesystem, that's what you have to pass in to Data::Table.

In reply to Re: Question about Table.pm by Tanktalus
in thread Question about Table.pm by MBolton

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