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2. ozo31,828
3. Tintin25,500
4. FishMonger23,070
5. mrjoltcola17,300
6. ahoffmann14,374
7. nemws113,100
8. kawas12,075
9. caterham...7,750
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11. Ray_Pas...5,200
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14. mplungjan4,170
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15. duncancu...4,000
15. lexxwern4,000
15. vikaskhoria4,000
15. selvol4,000
15. David_Bo...4,000
21. bounsy3,800
22. climbgunks3,600
23. fibo3,500
24. edster9...3,075
25. oleber3,000
25. BrianMM3,000
25. SidFishes3,000

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2. ahoffmann353,537
3. ozo274,797
4. Adam314259,803
5. maneshr132,537
6. FishMonger126,550
7. Peewee52,613
8. kandura49,055
9. mouatts49,010
10. Perl_Diver45,042
11. teraplane34,495
12. dorward30,623
13. mjcoyne30,171
14. mplungjan26,895
15. hielo21,550
16. faster21,210
17. jhurst20,492
18. b0lsc0tt20,272
19. dutchfoxer19,305
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Need to insert HTML into existing perl script

Asked by rowby in CGI Scripting

Hi

I modify perl (barely) and don't write it or know much about programming in perl.

I have an existiing perl script which does a simple search. The entire script is one short perl script. No configuratin file, etc. I've fiddled around with the perl adding html so that it almost looks like the rest of the site. But I've reached the point where anything else I try breaks the code.

So here is a page. Do a search for anything in the search box on the upper right area. And look at the search page:

http://www.sloanusa.com/contact.htm

You'll see the search results are below the white area. I want them IN the white area.

Here is the relevant section of the original perl script before I started canabolizing it. Hopefully that is all you'll need to help me fix this page. THANKS!

<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>
<title>Results of Search</title>
$style_element
</head>
<body>
<h1 align="center">Results of Search in $E{$title}</h1>
Below are the results of your Search in no particular order:
<hr size="7" width="75%" />
<ul>
END_HTML
}

sub print_result
{
my ($baseurl, $file, $title) = @_;

$file =~ s#^/##;
$baseurl =~ s#/$##;

print qq(<li><a href="$E{"$baseurl/$file"}">$E{$title}</a></li>\n);
}

sub end_of_html
{
my ($search_url, $title_url, $title, $terms, $boolean, $case) = @_;
print <<END_HTML;
</ul>
<hr size="7" width="75%" />
Search Information:
<ul>
<li>Terms: $E{$terms}</li>
<li>Boolean Used: $E{$boolean}</li>
<li>Case: $E{$case}</li>
</ul>
<hr size="7" width="75%" />
<ul>
<li><a href="$E{$search_url}">Back to Search Page</a></li>
<li><a href="$E{$title_url}">$E{$title}</a></li>
</ul>
<hr size="7" width="75%" />
Search Script (c) London Perl Mongers 2001 part of
<a href="http://nms-cgi.sourceforge.net/">NMS Project</a>
</body>
</html>
END_HTML
}

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