coder45, from looking at your previous posts, they all seems to be along the same vein and several monks have drawn attention to the fact that it appeared possible that you may be asking for help with writing web spamming scripts.

Some have even asked directly about your intentions - to which you have not responded.

Is there a reason for your not answering?

Are you trying to hide something from us so that people will still help you in doing something we would not approve of?

Re: perl and a javascript form field Re: Why code is not posting Re^2: Why code is not posting

If you still don't respond I would encourage monks to think about why you won't respond before stopping to help you in your quest.

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