I have to run off to work in the lab, but here is some snippets from some cgi stuff I use. It is from a book by Lincoln Stein called "Official Guide to Programing with CGI.pm " and has been a handy book. In this example, it goes through some hashes and creates a first entry of a link, then puts other values from the hashes into a list. then the list with a td header is pushed onto a list called @rows. The last line of the table creates the table rows including the column header. I tried looking for examples in perldoc CGI but didn't find it in there. 
#!/usr/bin/perl 

use CGI ':standard',':html3';



    foreach $key(sort(keys %ph_isv)){

    $key_link = '<a href=../cgi-bin/partgraph?part='.$key.'>'.$key.'</
+a>';
    @data = ($key_link,$ph_isv{$key},$ph_oos{$key},$aa_inprg{$key},$aa
+_hand{$key},$aa_redir{$key},);
    push @rows,td(\@data);
   }

@col_head = ('Partition', 'In Service','Out of Service','In Progress',
+ 'Handled', 'Redirected');
    print table({-border=>'', -align=>CENTER},
        caption(strong($caption)),
        TR(td({-colspan=>1},[' ']),td({-colspan=>2, -align=>CENTER},[ 
+'<b>Phones</b>']),td({-colspan=>3, -align=>CENTER},[ '<b>Auto Attenda
+nt</b>'])),
        TR([th(\@col_head),@rows])
      ) ;

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In reply to Re: CGI table rows from an array by odha57
in thread CGI table rows from an array by Melly

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