Hello folks

This is probably the easiest for you guys; IŽm not very familiar with building my own modules, so here it goes: The code: 

   
my $fte_user_id = "";  eval "use FatalsToEmail ( Client => $fte_userna
+me )"; 
       
              
$fte_username = "client";  # Just to test, this is when I get the user
+name from mysql

argh!  # suppose hereŽs the error. 
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";

print "Hi";

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I need my FatalsToEmail.pm to remember the $fte_username has just been assigned "client", you know?

Thanks a lot folks

In reply to Defining variable for module, but IŽll only have it later by Andre_br

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