This works great from a command line thanks, but I was getting a Premature end of script headers error when trying to call it from the same place I was calling the PHP script. Still trying to figure out what that is all about.
Do you think pushing a dynamic XML pushing it back to the browser instead of printing a file would be better than JSON for big data formats? I have never done any XML formatting in perl.
Maybe I should use the print option to send it back to the browser? The reporting table and everything comes back to the screen great, and if I switch the call back to the php script, everything works great. So what should I do instead of just a normal print to get it to pass it back as a response to the browser?
Thank you monks.
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