Perl Editing for Website

I represent a law firm who has a website (<[login to view URL]>) with a perl-interface client-only section, which can be seen here:? <[login to view URL]> The law firm specializes in tenant/eviction work and has this section available for their Apartment Complex clients and Management Companies, which often oversee multiple Apartment Complexes. When one of their clients logs in through the Client Only Section, they either select the Client Name (for an individual Apartment Complex) or a Management Company Name (for a Management Company which? oversees multiple Apartment Complexes).? **What Needs to be Fixed:** First, go to:? <[login to view URL]>? and log in to Management Company:? Paradigm Management Company - pass: 288.? If you happen to need to log in as a Client, use Lovely Lakes - pass: 639. 1) When a client logs in using one of the "Client Names" they see a? "Client Information"? screen.? When a Management Company logs in they also get the "Client Information" screen, but they should see the "Management Company Section" screen.? This screen appears if the Management Company user clicks the "Edit Information" button after logging in as a Management Company. I want the Management Company Section screen to appear when any Management Company logs in through the Client-Only section.? The Apartment Complex Clients should continue to see the Client Information screen when they log in. 2) When looking at the "Managment Company Section" screen, you notice the menu with "Main Page | Reports | Legal Guide" is floating up around where the logo is.? That menu should be relocated to float on top of the blue banner, like on the "Client Information" Screen. 3) On the menu that is floating, there is an item called "Reports".? If a Management Company clicks this link, a popup window appears that displays a report.? I need the column names, data? and field value types (dollar, number, decimal)? rearranged to display new data - I can explain the exact changes more clearly over the phone or in subsequent messages.