Craig,
"..is outputting the string without the carriage returns so all lines run
together on the html
page..."
are you sure that the carriage returns are not being shown??
i would suggest you look a the HTML source of the page and you might see the
carriage returns being displayed.
its just
Hello,
I am using a form on my website for procedure submission. The form has several input
boxes for the user to enter information. The actual procedure input box may have
several lines that contain carriage returns. As an example, a numbered list of steps
to follow.
I am using the po
Ah, that's what I'd thought to do, however I think I've missed a step. I
want to hide the subroutine referencing code from the user thus I want to do
something like this:-
my $Papp=new
iBus::Papp('debug'=>1,'callback'="::MySub",'LogFile'=>'/var/log/MyPappLog.lo
g');
$Papp->Start;
sub MySub
{
Thanks for the input guys,
one final question, how can I tell that the reference I've been given is
actually a reference to a subroutine?
Marty
> >
> > @results=&$myfuncref($param1,$parma2,);
>
> Alternate syntax:
>
> @results = $myfuncref->($param1, $param2, ...);
>
> I prefer the lat
