Is this section the problem because what it is im trying to do is; 
my ($alias, $email, $bid, $time, $add1, $add2, $add3) = &read_bid($bid
+s[0]);

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This section reads bid number 0 which in my case is the seller in my .dat files so bid 1 would be the first bidder. I need the script to read each individual bid however many there may be i.e 1 to 22 and pick out if the member who is logged in as form{'ALIAS'} has placed a bid which has been outbid. By using this code i can manualy enter the bidders bid in order however this is no good i need somthing to automatically do this; 
my ($alias, $email, $bid, $time, $add1, $add2, $add3) = &read_bid($bid
+s[1]); ----- what ever number the bidder is

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which i thought this section did; 

for (my $i = $#bids; $i > 1; $i = 1) {
       my ($alias, $email, $bid, $time, $add1, $add2, $add3) = &read_b
+id($bids[$i]);
$time = sort ({ int $a <=> int $b } $time);

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In reply to Re^2: everyauction script error bidding errors by simonwilliams
in thread everyauction script error bidding errors by simonwilliams

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