Fixing a syntax error (missing ");" in the renderPartReadView line, substituting the embedded sub calls by their string representation, I got a table like

renderPartListView($cgi)
pageHeader($cgi, $lca_dbm, $am)
renderPartReadView($cgi, $lca_dbm, $am)

I'm still not sure where your problem resides. Assuming for now that renderPartListView returns an arrayref, and rather then seeing something like this:

part1 part2 part3
pageHeader($cgi, $lca_dbm, $am)
renderPartReadView($cgi, $lca_dbm, $am)

you would more like this:

part0
pageHeader($cgi, $lca_dbm, $am)
renderPartReadView($cgi, $lca_dbm, $am)
part1
part2

???

Well, it can be done… but is likely to obscure your programm even further.

"Easiest" way I see (in the sense that you only make 1 local change) is introducing another table [:-/] for the left part, as in:

part1
part2
part3
pageHeader($cgi, $lca_dbm, $am)
renderPartReadView($cgi, $lca_dbm, $am)

To achieve that, replace the call to renderPartListView with the following:

$cgi->table( map{ $cgi->Tr($cgi->td($_) ) } @{renderPartListView($cgi)} )

In reply to Re^3: CGI table problems by pKai
in thread CGI table problems by rashley

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