Hi, This is one of my subroutine my script. Currently i am using print statement to display all the output in linux. I wish to use CSS to display the output in a browser. I specifically want to know what i need to code in perl script to get the output on the browser. 
sub repl
{
print "********REPLICATION STATUS********\n\n";
my $rs = $dbh->prepare("show status like 'slave_running'");
my $rrdbs = $dbh->prepare("show variables like 'read_rnd_buffer_size'"
+);
$rs->execute();
$rrdbs->execute();

while(my @vall = $rs->fetchrow_array())
     {
        print "Replication Slave Status: $vall[1]\n";
        if($vall[1] eq 'ON')
             {
                 print "The system is configured as Mysql Replication 
+SLAVE\n";
                 print " The following is the  Slave Status\n";
                 my $mas_hos = $dbh->prepare("show slave status");
                 $mas_hos->execute();
                       while (my @val = $mas_hos->fetchrow_array())
                           {
                                  print "Slave_IO_State: $val[0]\n";
                                  print "Master_host: $val[1]\n";
                                  print "Slave_IO_Running: $val[10]\n"
+;
                                  print "Slave_SQL_Running: $val[11]\n
+\n";
                                  #print "Seconds_Behind_master: $val[
+33]\n";
                           }
                 $mas_hos->finish();
            }

    }
}

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thanks.

In reply to How to implement CSS in perl script. by aalneyperl

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