Hy,

1).I`m trying to write a code that will show smth like this(It seems HTML has the same problem) :

 User1                    [Ok]
 USer100                  [Ok]
 User1000                 [Ok]
[download]

The problem is that when I print using this :

print color("white"), "\n $elt ", color("reset") . color("green") , "\
+t\t\t [Ok]", color("reset");
[download]

I get this :

 User1                    [Ok]
 USer100                   [Ok]
 User1000                   [Ok]
 ...............                    [Ok]
 ............                   [Ok]
[download]

I want all to be in a corect order.[Ok] to be under an other [Ok].

Any hints?

2).The second issue is this : I`m tring to count smth and at the end to show only the things i`m interesed.. the code looks like this:

                foreach $i ($elt)
                {
                        $check = system($check . $elt);
                        if ( $check > 0 )
                        {
                        }
                        elsif ( $check = 1 )
                        {
                                chomp($elt);
                                print color("white"), "\n $elt ", colo
+r("reset") . color("green") , "\t\t\t [Ok]", color("reset");
                        }
                }
[download]

I want to count only the things i get on the elsif loop.

How do I do that?


Thank you!

Edit: g0n - added code tags

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