If the right information is being sent to PRINT_INFO, then the problem probably resides within that subroutine, which you haven't included in your post (hint, hint).

I would also humbly suggest cleaning up the html your script produces (which may be the problem if you're looking at it's output through a browser), and also that you probably want to be using 'for($i=0; $i<=$#netids; $i++) { ... }' rather than 'foreach $id(@netids){ .. }' as you are iterating over three lists rather than just one: 
my $i;
print "<table>\n";

for ($i=0; $i<=$#netids; $i++){
    print " <tr>\n  <td>\n   <pre>\n";
    PRINT_INFO ($netids[$i],$nums[$i],$sects[$i]);
    print " </tr>\n  </td>\n   </pre>\n";
}

print "</table>\n";

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In reply to Re: Foreach Complications by kilinrax
in thread Foreach Complications by ImpalaSS

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