We are running a lot of embperl stuff and are running into a rather unsual problem when data is entered into a form with 00 (zero-zero) endings including 300, 400, etc. Has anyone seen a bug of this sort? We store our EMBPERL HTML pages in mysql databases and then call them. -- Ruben I Safir [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.brooklynonline.com Manager of Intranet Development NYU College of Dentisty Resume: http://www.wynn.com/jewish/resume.html Perl Notes: http://www.wynn.com/jewish/perl_course
I think I've determined that our "00" error is less specific than that. It seems like it can happen on any given page EmbPerl page from the database. I'm quite sure the whole "00" thing is just a coincidence. It really seems like an EmbPerl oddity, so it seems like asking on the mod_perl group is the only hope. I've taken out all non-numeric characters from zip code, chart number, and social security number and explicitly converted them to integers. No luck. And I quotemeta'd all of them. In frustration to do something productive instead of looking through pages and pages of misleading Embperl error messages, I add a small navigation option menu to the bottom of every patients.cgi page. It seems to be working without a hitch...
