Maureen,
Personally, I would just print out the raw HTML in
this case rather than try to use CGI's form function.
Something like (ignore the word wrap, please):
print p( "A paragraph with CGI.pm" );
# Now output the plain HTML tags
print "<form action='myscript.cgi' method='get'>";
if( $my_first_condition ) {
print " <input type='radio' name='$myname'
value='0'>";
}
# repeat for whatever your logic is
print '</form>';
print p( "Then use CGI some more, if you want..." );
Does that help?
- John
--- Maureen E Fischer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
> My question is about CGI's form statement. I
> wrote a program that
> outputs
> three fields. Two of the three are fields from
> which one option is
> selected. The
> number and type of options presented are based on
> the user identified in
> the environmental variables.
> I got the screen to print out correctly, but
> when the submit button
> is pressed the only information that is passed to
> the next program is
> the information from the last FORM statement that I
> output. So I am
> thinking that I have to somehow output all three
> fields
> in one form statement. If that is true then how is
> this done when the
> number of OPTIONs will vary.
> Thanks,
> Maureen
>
>
>
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