First off, thanks for helping me, I really appreciate it.
I'm printing out the @Draw using this code:
foreach my $item (@Draw){
my @foo = split(/\|/, $item);
my $rowColor;
if ($counter == 7){
$rowColor = #c0c0c0;
}else{
$rowColor = #ff;
}
print tr bgcolor='$rowColor'\n;
print
James Woods wrote:
So I guess my newest question is, what am I doing wrong to only print out
the first record of @Draw?
It's hard to know for sure without seeing the code where you initialize
@Draw. I went back and looked at earlier posts, and your initial problem
(the leading spaces) was
up
with me for so many posts 8^) However, I'm sure that this will not be my
last post 8^) heh heh heh...
Bless both of you.
-James
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Subject: Re: mysterious leading spaces
Date: Wed, 13 Mar 2002 14:13:38
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Subject: Re: mysterious leading spaces (same foreach problem w/ more
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I used the following code to write out all my hidden fields
all for your help so far! It's been educational
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Date: Tue, 12 Mar
James Woods wrote:
That leading space is causing me headaches. when trying to do a foreach
on the array, after submitting the form.
instead of packing a huge array into one form var like this:
input type='hidden' name='drawHidden' value='@Draw'
why not pass it like this (in your html):
James Woods wrote:
I used the following code to write out all my hidden fields. It didn't
get rid of the newline or caridge return characters at the end though.
foreach my $item (@Draw){
my $counter = 0;
my $daValue = $item;
chomp($daValue);
print input type='hidden' name='drawHidden'
