Sounds like a mod_perl problem. If you are using Apache::Registry apache
will compile your script once and just keep running it until the child
process dies. This means that any global variables you pass to it will stay
in scope.
How is your script being called?
R
At 17:45 30/09/2002 +0200, Damien Delhomme wrote:
>Hi everybody!
>
>One of my program generates a HTML formulary whose number of checkboxes
>fluctuates (they are named mod_0, mod_1, mod_2, mod_3...etc).
>Therefore I need a loop in my other program which has to read the formulary :
>
>my $count ;
>for ($count=0; $count <= $num; $count++)
> {
> my $mod = $cgi->param("mod_".$count) ? $cgi->param("mod_".$count)
> : "" ;
>
> if ($mod ne "")
> .....................etc
>
>($num is the number (-1) of checkboxes and it is stocked in a hidden
>inputin the Web page)
>
>Unfortunately it seems that Perl memorises the values of these "$mod_i"
>and doesn't always execute the script with the values that are given to it!!
>I have tried differents ways of declaring these parameters (our, my,
>local, outside or inside the loop...etc) and there has always been the
>same problem.
>Basically the first formulary you fill is well executed, and after that
>there is no way to tell when it'll start to bug! Sometimes it executes the
>formulary you have filled three or four times before!
>
>I hope someone could help me with this, this problem is poisoning my programs!
>
>Ti Bruno
>--------------
>Damien Delhomme
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