Answer to my own question... :) (If any one is interested)
sub first{
my $select = qq(<a href="helpdesk.cgi?);
$select .= qq(action=test_modify&unid=$entries->{unique_id});
$select .= qq(" title="View Job">);
}
sub second{
my $unid = param('unid');
print $unid;
#This then prints out unique_id number of the specific enrty the user has
selected #from the the first sub first().
Just goes to show the power of Perl once again!
Regards (Any one interested :) ),
Daniel Falkenberg
-----Original Message-----
From: Daniel Falkenberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, 20 July 2001 8:42 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Hyperlink to act like submit button...
List,
I have a problem that I need a hyperlink to take me to a location still
situated on my script but I need this hyperlink to be also able to pass on
variables to the next sub. I can do this with radio buttons and checkboxes
$variable = param('unique_id')
HTML as follows...
<input type="radio" value='$variable'>
Now I have a hyperlink <a
href="helpdesk.cgi?action=test_modify?name=$unique_id"> And I want to pass
the unique_id onto the next sub it takes it too.
Is this possible and does this make sense?
Regards,
Daniel Falkenberg
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