I started with just one field, {'Comments'} to catch unwanted html code and with your help it worked. Now I want to catch the code in the other fields as well, {'addr'} {'name'} so I came up with the following: 
# If http or <a href= tags are present abort the message
  if ($FORM {'Comments'} || $FORM{'addr'} || $FORM{'name'}  =~m/http|h
+tml|HTML|A HREF|a href/i) 
  {      &html_message;
   }

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However, no matter what I write with or without html I get sent to the sub routine &html_message. What am I doing wrong?

Thanks in advance, David

Thank you all:

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for your help!

batmanor

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