Hi all,
Thanks to KevinADC, I have the array problem that I had straightened out. Now I have another question.
Is it possible for me to get this array into a page without going through and printing all if the HTML manually?
Example, right now the site I am working on (I really *HATE* working on someone elses site) has a LOT of HTML on each page.
I am simply doing a print<<here for a lot of the code, but I cannot figure out a way to get Javascript to access the array I created in PERL. I tried to break up the page with 2 diff print<< statements and putting a while in the middle of them but that completely breaks the page.
So I thought that the next best thing would be to use javescript to access the array, but I can't seem to get it done.
Any help greatly appreciated as always,
Jim
Thanks to KevinADC, I have the array problem that I had straightened out. Now I have another question.
Is it possible for me to get this array into a page without going through and printing all if the HTML manually?
Example, right now the site I am working on (I really *HATE* working on someone elses site) has a LOT of HTML on each page.
I am simply doing a print<<here for a lot of the code, but I cannot figure out a way to get Javascript to access the array I created in PERL. I tried to break up the page with 2 diff print<< statements and putting a while in the middle of them but that completely breaks the page.
So I thought that the next best thing would be to use javescript to access the array, but I can't seem to get it done.
Any help greatly appreciated as always,
Jim