> HI
> 
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
> 
> The below statement is my parsing statement. It may be antiquated but it
> works.

If it does then you wouldn't need to ask right?  It is antiquated, very,
and shouldn't be used when there are much better ways to do this,
specifically the CGI module.

> 
> I want to process input from a select form that has two names and two name
> values
>         name=group1 , value1=xxxx
>         name=group2 , value2=yyyy
> 
> 
> IN the below statement, how do I process this information so that:
> 
> a]  if a user selects both group1 and group2 from the drop lists, then it
> will join them together and parse both groups as one.
> 
> b] if a user selects either group1 or group2 the it parses either group.
> 
> I have tried to use . for joining strings (concatenate)
> 
> 

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Switch to the CGI module....

http://danconia.org


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