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As Tintin has said above<br />
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print CREATE_EMAIL &quot;\nVersion = $in{'Version'}&quot; if ($in{'Version'});<br />
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print CREATE_EMAIL &quot;\nType = $in{'Type'}\n&quot; if ($in{'Type'});<br />
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As Tintin has said above


print CREATE_EMAIL "\nVersion = $in{'Version'}" if ($in{'Version'});

print CREATE_EMAIL "\nType = $in{'Type'}\n" if ($in{'Type'});



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I would also point out on a related topic that it appears jamaica is using cgi-lib.<br />
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This library is old, outdated and not maintained.<br />
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Start using the standard CGI.pm module.
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I would also point out on a related topic that it appears jamaica is using cgi-lib.

This library is old, outdated and not maintained.

Start using the standard CGI.pm module.

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Tintin, thank you!!<br />
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Yes, I'm using cgi-lib and will certainly look into upgrading to CGI.pm.<br />

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Tintin, thank you!!

Yes, I'm using cgi-lib and will certainly look into upgrading to CGI.pm.


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I'm trying to set a command that will not print blank fields in my form's emailed results.<br />
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Let's say I have my check_email entries. If no value was entered for the field 'Version', I do not want to have the field 'Version' printed out in the email results.<br />
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How's the best way to have a no_blank_field_print set in the cgi script?<br />
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open CREATE_EMAIL, &quot;&gt;<br />
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print CREATE_EMAIL &quot;\nVersion = $in{'Version'}&quot;;<br />
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print CREATE_EMAIL &quot;\nType = $in{'Type'}\n&quot;;<br />
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close CREATE_EMAIL
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I'm trying to set a command that will not print blank fields in my form's emailed results.

Let's say I have my check_email entries. If no value was entered for the field 'Version', I do not want to have the field 'Version' printed out in the email results.

How's the best way to have a no_blank_field_print set in the cgi script?

open CREATE_EMAIL, ">

print CREATE_EMAIL "\nVersion = $in{'Version'}";

print CREATE_EMAIL "\nType = $in{'Type'}\n";

close CREATE_EMAIL

How to not print blank_fields?

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