#Declare them outside the loop or else we will just over-write them.
my (@delete, @userid, @username);
$delete = param("Delete");
$userid = param("userid");
$deletename = param("deletename");

my $othercount = 1;
while (@personal[$othercount])
{
if ($personal[$othercount] eq "$deletename")
{
$personal[$othercount] = '';
}
else
{
}
$othercount++;
}
my $str = '';
$str2 = join(' ', $personal[1], $personal[2], $personal[3], $personal[
+4], $personal[5], $personal[6], $personal[7], $personal[8], $personal
+[9], $personal[10]);
$str = "require user $str2";
open FILE, ">.htaccess";
print FILE $str;
close FILE;
print "
<span id=\'p1\' style=\'\'>
<div class=\"finish\">
<div class=\"finish2\">
<img src=\"aimages/$image.jpg\" width=\"84\" height=\"84\" /></div><di
+v class=\"finish3\">
    <h1 class=\"style1\">$errtitle</h1>
    <p class=\"style1\">$errmsg<br /></p></span>";
    }
exit;

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Im getting closer, but now instead of deleting the selected user, it deletes the first user. (Always)

In reply to Re: Reading in and writing files by Trihedralguy
in thread Reading in and writing files by Trihedralguy

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