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I have a perl script into which I s

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Jno

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Jun 19, 2001
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I have a perl script into which I set a bookmark and link. IT ran, but was causing a stack trace error. ( My theory is that the # sign might also need commented out. )

But I am looking for the correct solution to this.


print &quot;<br><br><B>Search Results Displayed in Two Sets:   <u>Product Category</u>   and   <a href=\&quot;#matching\&quot;>Suppliers with Matching Products</a></B><BR><BR><$hc>

print &quot;<br><br><B>Search Results Displayed in Two Sets:   <u>Product Category</u>   and   <a href=\&quot;#matching\&quot;>Suppliers with Matching Products</a>
 
The problem doesn't seem to be with the # sign in your print statements, since this is printing what is between the double quotes, the # sign is not interpretted as the beginning of a comment.

I did, however, notice that your two print statements have the following that I'm not sure why it's in there like that:

[ol]
[li]You don't close the print statement with double quote and semicolon. This could be due to only pasting pieces of the line[/li]
[li]You have a variable surrounded by a greater than and less than sign that I have no idea what this is. Could you explain this?[/li]
[/ol]

If possible, could you post the full error message that you're receiving as well as the full code (if it's not too large) so we can look through and see what we can find?
 
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