>Strider <Strider@clarityconnect.com> writes: >[snip] >} >}$name = $contents['name']; >}$addy1 = $contents['addy1']; >}$addy2 = $contents['addy2']; >}$city = $contents['City']; >}$state = $contents['State']; >}$zip = $contents['Zip']; >}$zip2 = $contents['Zip2']; >}$phone = $contents['Phone']; >}$email = $contents['E-mail']; >}$category = $contents['category']; >}$subject = $contents['Subject']; >}$info = $contents['info']; >}$price = $contents['price']; >}$time = $contents['time']; > >Are these supposed to be hashes? If so, write them properly, i.e. >$contents{'category'}. Lord knows what integers these strings get >converted into, but I'll bet they're huge. No wonder you're running out of >memory, @contents must be enormous. Ok... I did it. Now it tells me that all the fields are full, but still gives me the 'you haven't filled something in' error, AND still gives me the memory error. =) Any other ideas? ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch