Re^2: Perl CGI question

Use code tags (<code></code>) to display code and your print could more easily be coded as print '<option value="' . $fields[0] . '">' . $fields[1] . '</option>'; #changed " for ' so you don't have to use \"

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Re^3: Perl CGI question by ikegami (Patriarch) on Oct 25, 2004 at 18:20 UTC
In times where `<code>` isn't appropriate, use [ for [ and ] for ].	[reply] [d/l]