Awesome, thank you! One more question, please.

What I'm trying to do, is get the month, then I'm going to build a popup_menu using CGI.pm that has that months days in it as the values they can select.

However, know I realize that there must be a module that I might be able to find that already does that, otherwise I'd have to create 12 hashes, one for each month, then call that, depending on the value of the month.

Ex: jan has 31 days, so the days popup_menu would have 1 - 31 to be selected from. feb has 28, possibly 29... etc.

Is there a module that does that.

Sorry for the trouble. I should have realized that 15 mins ago, before I asked the other question.

Thank you for any module you can think of for me. I am not good with knowing what modules are and so forth.

thx,
Richard

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