First of all iam not a programmer and i dont have a boss that put me do this
I do this on my spare time trying to make a simple website with perl

I've been writing to this thread 3-4 days now, to finally understand whats going on and the 2 string wont match and you tell me this is one of code i need to add and you cant tell me what this lien is?

I'm reading all your posts over and over to finally see the light and i still dont see why those string wont match
Also i dont know how to tell perl to encode the returned form string to utf8 encoding because i have no idea what sort of string the browser is sending back to index.pl.

Why are having endless conversations and i still aint able to understand whats wrong. Its not that iam not trying, i am. I couldnt run your script in the browser to be able to understand better and you didnt anser to my last post.

I can and will write the line of code needed myself as long as i know what encoding is the string that is returned back from the browser. If i dont know its source encodign then how am i supposed to run this Encode::from_to($_, 'what encoding here?', 'utf-8') ?

In reply to Re^16: somethign wrong with the sumbit by Nik
in thread somethign wrong with the sumbit by Nik

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