Greg Jetter wrote:
>
> You are trying to use a local scoped var as a global , line 93
$GoodMail
> is
> used out of its scope ,
>
> if ( $user[5] =~ /^([...@\w.]+)$/ ) {
> $user[5] = $1;
> eval {
> my $GoodMail = Email::Valid->address( -address => "$user[5]", -
mxcheck =>
> 1);
> return;
> }
> #push @errors, "<p>Error: Double check your email address</p>" if
$@;
> $user[5] = $GoodMail;
> }
>
>
> it should read
>
> if ( $user[5] =~ /^([...@\w.]+)$/ ) {
> my $GoodMail ;
> $user[5] = $1;
> eval {
> $GoodMail = Email::Valid->address( -address => "$user[5]", -mxcheck
=> 1);
> return;
> }
> #push @errors, "<p>Error: Double check your email address</p>" if
$@;
> $user[5] = $GoodMail;
> }
>
> or even declare it up with the other globals if you want , but the
way
> you
> have it now it is out of scope after that eval { } block completes.
>
>
> there may be other errors , fix that one first and try it again and
see
> what else pops up.
>
> have fun
>
> Greg
Ok I fixed that issue, can't even remember why I tried to declare it
in the eval block I guess that is what I get for writing code while
half asleep. The only other change that I made was I uncommitted out
the "push @errors, "<p>Error: Double check your email address</p>" if
$@;" line and here is the new error I get
[Mon Dec 7 22:24:30 2009] register.cgi: Illegal character in
prototype for main::form_verify : @user at register.cgi line 43.
[Mon Dec 7 22:24:30 2009] register.cgi: main::form_verify() called
too early to check prototype at register.cgi line 36.
Content-type: text/html
<h1>Software error:</h1>
<pre>syntax error at register.cgi line 93, near "push"
register.cgi had compilation errors.
</pre>
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[Mon Dec 7 22:24:30 2009] register.cgi: syntax error at register.cgi
line 93, near "push"
[Mon Dec 7 22:24:30 2009] register.cgi: register.cgi had compilation
errors.
There is something about this push statement that Perl doesn't like,
the only thing I can think of is the if $@ part.
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