If it truly is never returning then it must be getting stuck in some kind of infinite loop. Try running your script on the command line using the Perl debugger.

~$ perl -d my_script.pl


Note that CGI scripts can also be read in this way, and that they accept command line arguments in the form KEY=VAL like so

~$ perl -d my_cgi.cgi var=foo var2=bar bananas=delicious


The perl debugger will tell you a list of commands it accepts if you type 'h', but the most important ones are:

n: go to the next line

s: step into the next line (if it is a sub, otherwise is identical to 'n')

v: view the next few lines (can be used repeatedly)

c: continue to a line or subroutine


If you find that there is some kind of infinite loop problem, then submit it as a bug on http://rt.cpan.org (specificially, here: https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Dist/Display.html?Name=Spreadsheet-ParseExcel)

Why doesn't Perl's Spreadsheet::ParseExcel never return from $parser->parse('test.xls')?
We have to add sellers/merchants to our site. 

It means, through our site, sellers have to sell the products &amp; we have to get commission

from the sellers. 

demo example : https://seller.flipkart.com/

If there are 5 sellers , buyer have to see all 5 sellers in checkout page or 

related page. Also Buyers have to check the nearest shop to buy the product using pin code or search box. after they selecting nearest store, than products list should display.

IS there any good extension for this. please guide me.
