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This week I am learning a lot from Huck and poj for data reference, hash of array and html presentation. I really appreciate it. The page looks fantastic. Both of you deserve a Zen Hug from me. However I have a three small questions: 1. Is there any way to get rid of the quotation mark, $ and ? in $key before displaying using reg expression I have tried $key =~ s/\"$/ / but cannot get rid of ?" on the right side 2. I understand that we can only sort the hash $key in alphabet order, but is there any way to list the title in the order that we want in html page. 3. I like to learn how to use perl modules, for example HTML-Table,HTML-Template v.....Where should I start?

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Re^5: split the text file to multiple arrays
by huck (Prior) on Jul 07, 2017 at 01:02 UTC

    Is there any way to get rid of the quotation mark, $ and ? in $key

    $key=~s/[\"\$\?]//g;

    is there any way to list the title in the order that we want

    Remember push @tables,$line;. that made an array in the order that the tables came in. This would print the tables in that order 

    foreach my $key (@tables) {

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    If you had an array 
     
my @order=('"$Persons Absences?"','"$Replacement Persons?"','"$Room Ch
+anges?"'); 
foreach my $key (@order) {

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    It would print them in that order.

    Where should I start?

    I like to start by googling for examples of other people already using them and reading that code

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      Any one has the idea why I put the script and the css sheet to the same folder it will apply the style to the web page, but if I leave the script in different folder, it will not apply css style. And if I remote log in to the server as the administrator to open the html page. It shows all styles, but if I did not remote log in as administrator it will not show all the css styles on page???

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        How did you load the css html file. For simple css i just tend to put it inline.

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