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For readability, you should put code (and preferrably output) inside <code>...</code> tags, or <c>...</c> if you don't like typing so much.

<textarea wrap="physical" id="resume" name="resume"></textarea>
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$sql_query = <<'__SQL__';
INSERT INTO posted_resumes
           (name, email_id, contact_no, comments, date)
    VALUES (?,    ?,        ?,          ?,        CURDATE());
__SQL__

my $bind_params = {
    1 => $query->param('name'),
    2 => $query->param('emailid')
    3 => $query->param('contactno'),
    4 => $query->param('resume'),
};
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In reply to Re^5: How to insert the text written in textarea tag in mysql database in perl. by muba
in thread How to insert the text written in textarea tag in mysql database in perl. by Anita

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