Hi, Finally I successed to print out html formal table. But now I'm facing another new problem is how to add function in the html? exmaple add in foreach function or I try to add 
open(INFO, "data2.txt"); # Open db for reading
    @array=<INFO>;
    close (INFO);
    @ascend=sort(@array);

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it just display this code out and not working as function. below is my example script: 
    my $data =    qq{
    open(INFO, "data2.txt"); # Open db for reading
    @array=<INFO>;
    close (INFO);
    @ascend=sort(@array);
    <h1 border=\"1\"  align=\"center\">Welcome to ATCA Booking and man
+agment system<br>Chassis information and detail</h1>
    <body>
    <TABLE cellSpacing=\"0\" cellPadding=\"0\" border=\"1\"  align=\"c
+enter\">
    <TR align=\"center\"><TD>No</TD><TD>version</TD><TD>Chassis</TD><T
+D>Assigned</TD><TD>CMMIP1</TD><TD>CMMIP2</TD><TD>CMM1<br>SerialPortCo
+nnection</TD><TD>CMM2<br>SerialPortConnection</TD><TD>Ibootbar_Altuse
+n</TD></TR>
    foreach $line (@ascend){
($version,$okok)=split(/\|/,$line);
    <TR><TD align=\"center\">
    $i++
    </TD><TD>
    $version
    </TD>
    }
    </table>
    };

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