authorize.net response page

[ability1]

i've made the following lame attempt to create a response page for Authorize.net but it is giving me parsing errors.
here is my code to this point.

#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w



use strict;

# $Id: sim.pl,v 1.4 2002/11/21 23:31:53 adama Exp $



# You may want to store this more securely in a DB or Registry or a Encrypted File
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;









print "content-type: text/html\n\n";



print "Response Code : $x_response_code\n";
print "Transaction ID: $trans_id\n";
print "Description: Payment For Dr\. ".$x_description." <BR />\n";
print "Total Amount : ".$x_amount." <BR /><BR />\n";
print "Full Name : $x_first_name <BR />\n";
print "Address : $x_address <BR />\n";
print "City : $x_city <BR />\n";
print "State : $x_state <BR />\n";
print "Zip : $x_zip <BR />\n";
print "Country : $x_country <BR />\n";
print "Email : $x_email <BR />\n";
print "Phone : $x_phone <BR />\n";
print "Account number : $x_cust_id <BR />\n";
print "Card Number : $x_card_num <BR />\n";
print "Experation : $x_exp_date <BR />\n";
print "Card CVC : $x_card_code <BR />\n";



# If you don't use a currency code variable, you can still use this call to InsertFP,
# it will use it if supplied but works without it. If you do supply it, InsertFP will
# also print out an html hidden field containing the x_currency_code you passed in.

# Insert other form elements similiar to legacy weblink integration


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[nawlej]

#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w  



use strict;

# $Id: sim.pl,v 1.4 2002/11/21 23:31:53 adama Exp $



# You may want to store this more securely in a DB or Registry or a Encrypted File
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
print "content-type: text/html\n\n";
print "Response Code : ".$x_response_code."\n";
print "Transaction ID: ".$trans_id."\n";
print "Description: Payment For Dr\.  ".$x_description."  <BR />\n";
print "Total Amount : ".$x_amount." <BR /><BR />\n";
print "Full Name : ".$x_first_name." <BR />\n";
print "Address : ".$x_address." <BR />\n";
print "City : ".$x_city." <BR />\n";
print "State : ".$x_state." <BR />\n";
print "Zip : ".$x_zip." <BR />\n";
print "Country : ".$x_country." <BR />\n";
print "Email : ".$x_email." <BR />\n";
print "Phone : ".$x_phone." <BR />\n";
print "Account number : ".$x_cust_id." <BR />\n";
print "Card Number : ".$x_card_num." <BR />\n";
print "Experation : ".$x_exp_date." <BR />\n";
print "Card CVC : ".$x_card_code." <BR />\n";

# If you don't use a currency code variable, you can still use this call to InsertFP, 
#  it will use it if supplied but works without it.  If you do supply it, InsertFP will
#  also print out an html hidden field containing the x_currency_code you passed in.

# Insert other form elements similiar to legacy weblink integration

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[siberian]

Define 'parsing errors'? Whats not parsing?