Dear Monks,

I need to create a HTML table (within a CGI script) where I define a header fields and then read some variables from a file ("|" delimited) to populate it. I've done it in a following way : 

my @Head = ("Anv. ID", "F\xF6r", "Efter", "Pref", "Bef", "Nytt", "Pr",
+ "F\xF6r", "Kap");

open (TEMP, "<$tempfil") or die "Kan inte \xF6ppna filen $tempfil";

print $qry->start_form(-action => "http://skinnmaskin/cgi-bin/kon.cgi"
+);
print $qry->table ({ Border => 1, Cellpadding => 5, bordercolor =>"#FF
+FFFF"},
  map {Tr(th($_) )} \@Head);

while (<TEMP>) {
    my ($Uid, $Fn, $En, $Pr, $Ank, $Ext, $Or, $Adr) = split /\|/, $_ ;
    print $qry->table({ Border => 1, Cellpadding => 5, bordercolor =>"
+#FFFFFF"},
      Tr(
      td(textfield('UID', "$Uid",6)),
      td(textfield('FNA', "$Fn",20)),
      td(textfield('ENA', "$En",35)),
      td(textfield('PRE', "$Pr",10)),
      td(textfield('BEF', "$Ext",16)),
      td(textfield('NYTT', "$Ank",5)),
      td(checkbox('')),
      td(checkbox('')),
      td(checkbox(''))
      )
  ) ;
}

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The problem is that I get a table with a header row which does not fit other columns. Now I've thought of using line counter for a file and unless or until or some other alternatives, but I can't get it work ! Can you please help ? Thanks in advance.

In reply to HTML table creation by SerZKO

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