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Your question is being too vague and it already answers itself. No hint as for what is the problem here, and you said "...could you please help me in achieving this problem ..." so as you can see, you achieved the problem, now we must also achieve it, in order to be able to help you achieve the solution.
some hints:
- did think about the structure of Perlmonks, and the node_id and lastnode_id params?
- do you think you can arrange all the links in a dispatch table? or they must grow up and should come up from the database? which also can be made into a dispatch table..
- did you do some code you can show us here?? using <code> tags
He who asks will be a fool for five minutes, but he who doesn't ask will remain a fool for life.
Chady | http://chady.net/
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Okay I am quite confused with your question..
I think you are saying that you have made many Perl program
files, each to print only one page each when called from
a browser, including hypertext links to one or more of these
other program files, as if
navigating a menu system or a text-based adventure. But you
now would like some help on how to reprogram the entire
system into a single program file. Is this what you mean?
It is hard to visualize your
current system or your ultimate goal, and we also cannot
tell if you are asking about how to represent a
directed graph / linked list in a SQL database for example,
or what.
We might be able to recommend that you use a module which
someone else has prepared, if we can understand more fully.
It might be easily solvable without resorting to other modules.
More clarity please, for example what is the reason you
are building this system? Such information may have a
large impact on what I or other people here might recommend.
Also, we could use a link to your system if it is online
or perhaps one of your program files' source code, posted
between <CODE> tags.. Also no point in leaving your email
address; you will have to check back here periodically
for your free help from the community.
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Perhaps there should be a new category called "Obfuscated Questions"
for interesting, compellingly vague questions.
Before even trying to answer, you might want to specify
the tools you have to work with. Windows, UNIX, MacOS,
Palm Pilot, or Toaster Oven? Do you use, or are you
planning to use an SQL database, flat file, drum memory,
or wax tablet? Are you using CGI.pm, or have you cooked
up your own? What level of experience do you have with Perl?
Are you able to install additional modules?
All important pieces of information that are not available,
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