In actual truth, I'm having a hard time finding a script that's small enough to post. Posting a single subroutine would probably not help. The "smallest" is ~1000 lines. I will make another attempt to find a script that is suitable, but it may be a little while... thanks for the will to help; it really is appreciated.

On your earlier comment, you mention throwing away the "&" on my sub calls because it's the old convention. Aside from being more modern, are there other benefits of doing so?

A side note about these errors... after making some code changes, I'll attempt to run the script and good ol' "Internal Server Error" rears it's ugly head (I guess that happens sometimes eh?). I'll fix the error and upon refreshing the page and rerunning the script, every single subroutine I've got defined in my script will show in the logs as redefined. Yet further refreshes WON'T cause them to appear as redefined. Server cache maybe?

In reply to Re^4: Another Subroutine Redefined Post by Heffstar
in thread Another Subroutine Redefined Post by Heffstar

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