I know, unfortunately I didn't provide code. The structure makes rounding up the pertinent parts difficult, but I'll give it a try.

Here is where I gather the values and insert the array reference: 

my $noteshandler = $dbh->prepare($notessql);
            $noteshandler->execute($id, $version);
            
            while ( my @note = $noteshandler->fetchrow_arrayref() )
            {
                push ( @noteslist, $note[0]);
            }

                $attrHashListRef->[$index]->{VALUE} = \@noteslist;

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Here is where I put my tables together: 

    ###begin OUTER Table containing part list and selected part info
        $data .= $cgi->start_table({});

    ###begin row in OUTER table.
        $data .= $cgi->start_Tr({});

    ###Left most cell in OUTER table.  Contains PartList.
    $data .= $cgi->td({-valign=>'top'}, 
                      renderPartListView($cgi));

    ###begin Right cell in OUTER table.  Contains Header and selected
    ###part info.
    $data .= $cgi->start_td({-valign=>'top' });

    ###begin INNER table containing header and view
    $data .= $cgi->start_table({});

    ###Top ROW on INNER table.  Containing header
    $data .= $cgi->Tr({}, 
                      $cgi->td({}, 
                               pageHeader($cgi, $lca_dbm, $am)));

    ###begin bottom ROW on INNER table.  Containing selected part
    $data .= $cgi->start_Tr({-width => 20, -style => 'white-space:wrap
+'});
$data .= $cgi->td({-valign=>'top'}, 
                          renderPartReadView($cgi, $lca_dbm, $am)
    ###end bottom ROW on INNER table.  Containing selected part
    $data .= $cgi->end_Tr({});

    ###end INNER table containing header and view
    $data .= $cgi->end_table();

    ###end Right cell in OUTER table.
    $data .= $cgi->end_td({});

    ###end row in OUTER table.
    $data .= $cgi->end_Tr();

    ###end OUTER Table containing part list and selected part info
    $data .= $cgi->end_table();

    $logger->info("Exiting renderView");
    return $data;

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Like I said, not pretty.

In reply to Re^2: CGI table problems by rashley
in thread CGI table problems by rashley

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