DrGo:
You just need to install the CGI module. The "qw(...)" bit is just telling CGI which functions to import into your namespace. (Or something like that.) Check perlmod and company for details.
...roboticus
When your only tool is a hammer, all problems look like your thumb.
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Hmm. BlueHost lists a bunch of CGI:: modules that are available. I thought I needed to see CGI qw or something like that.
There are many CGI:: modules installed at BlueHost. Maybe that means I don't need to do anything special for qw? Is there a way to test that easily?
Thanks,
Tom aka DrGo
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qw is not a module. It is Perl syntax. See perlop on the "Quotes and Quote-like Operators". qw is a quote-like operator, like ', ", q and qq.
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No offense intended (most of us were born without any knowledge of Perl), but...
for your own protection... and the protection of anyone using your site, please, before you commit to doing business using Perl, Paypal, and the web, read enough about Perl that you have some clue about its basics.
Some suggestions:
- Learning Perl
- Getting Started with Perl (on site Tutorial)
- Web Programming (on site Tutorial)
It would also be well to read the directions at the text input box as they pertain to formatting questions here -- roughly, use <c> ... </c> around your ... data
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