#!/usr/local/bin/perl
#
# Author name: Daniel Martin
# Creation date: Tuesday, May 22 2007
#
#Created by Danny Martin
#Perl CGI
use CGI qw( :standard);
$name=param("name");
$msg1=param("message");
#Tell the program that this is the start of an HTML page
print "Content-type:text/html\n\n";
#Create the webpage
print "<html><head><title>Current date and time.</title>";
print "</head>\n<body>";
print scalar( localtime() ); #Use the built in function to get the #current time and print it
print "Message:";
print '<form method="POST" action="final.pl">';
print '<input type="text" name="message">';
print '<input type="submit" value="Post">';
print "</form>";
print '';
#Post the message that they user entered
$msg1=$msg1,$msg;
print $msg1;
#Stop HTML
print "</body></html>";
Whenever the user posts a message, it only posts what they typed up twice. Shouldn't it post the contents of msg1 plus msg, adding msg to msg1 whenever the user posts something else?
