Hello, I took the '' off.
There were no error messages, just the fact that the code didn't work. I also just looked in the chatter box and saw this:
crazyinsomniac> ok here goes my standard rand: tanger you bastard, be very very detailed when asking a question, and don't leave out the why/what/who/where /when/how and be sure to provide plenty of sample data
Well I have teen online community where members could login and build there personal homepage, talk, and other member features. What I'm trying to do is when a new member signs up and logs in I want there name to be shown as, let say
Vegeta33*
The * indicates that theyre on. That member name would be in a table where includes new members. If you look at my first post it has the code on how to do this.
Some how It does not work and I'm stuck once again.
Anthony
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When reading lines from a file, it's usually necessary to chomp them before using them as hash keys, as they often have newlines.
You could insert a debugging line in your foreach loop:
print STDERR "Name is ->$onname<-\n";
The extra punctuation will make any whitespace rather visible. chomp is probably exactly what you need, like chomp @newest_members; or chomp $onname;
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