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How do I have perl append to a variable? I have tried this with no luck. &nbsp;The way I need my script to run is if the variable = ON then append the JavaScript command to $options (at the end). &nbsp;This script I am making is a JavaScript wizard type app, it will create Pop Up menus 4 u.<br />
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if ($menubar eq &quot;ON&quot;) {$options. = &quot;menubar,&quot;;}<br />
if ($toolbar eq &quot;ON&quot;) {$options. = &quot;toolbar,&quot;;}<br />
if ($location eq &quot;ON&quot;) {$options. = &quot;location,&quot;;}<br />
if ($directories eq &quot;ON&quot;) {$options. = &quot;directories,&quot;;}<br />
if ($status eq &quot;ON&quot;) {$options. = &quot;status,&quot;;}<br />
if ($scroolbars eq &quot;ON&quot;) {$options. = &quot;scroolbars,&quot;;}<br />
if ($resizable eq &quot;ON&quot;) {$options. = &quot;resizable&quot;;}<br />
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thanks
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How do I have perl append to a variable? I have tried this with no luck.  The way I need my script to run is if the variable = ON then append the JavaScript command to $options (at the end).  This script I am making is a JavaScript wizard type app, it will create Pop Up menus 4 u.

if ($menubar eq "ON") {$options. = "menubar,";}
if ($toolbar eq "ON") {$options. = "toolbar,";}
if ($location eq "ON") {$options. = "location,";}
if ($directories eq "ON") {$options. = "directories,";}
if ($status eq "ON") {$options. = "status,";}
if ($scroolbars eq "ON") {$options. = "scroolbars,";}
if ($resizable eq "ON") {$options. = "resizable";}

thanks

Append to a variable

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