You don't seem to be calling the Tr function. Also, you seem to expect method calls to be expanded in double-quoted strings - which they aren't. Oh, and you're trying (unnecessarily) to quote characters with the wrong kind of slash.

while ($dy < 32) {
  if ($dow == 0 || $dow == 6) {
    $table_info .= $q->Tr({-align => 'left',
                           -color => 'yellow'},
                           $q->th([$...]));
  } else {
    $table_info .= $q->Tr({-align => 'left'}, 
                           $q->th([$...]));
  }
  $dy++;
}

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With code like that I'd assume that you'd get a lot of syntax errors. Did you check the web server error log?

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In reply to Re: How do I use CGI.pm methods in a loop by davorg
in thread How do I use CGI.pm methods in a loop by dtharby

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