[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Joseph,
>
> >Probably just as well. Is there some context where you anticipate having
> to repair broken keys after the fact?
>
> In this case I'm building packages, and don't want to count on the user to
> get the case of the text correct when passing the values.
LOL I was just trying to crank out some Javascript to help with this problem when I
realized that the problem does not exist. The user has absolutely no control--0,
zilch, nada--over the names and forms of any key offered to a CGI script. You set
these--either directly or through using a CGI module. When you write a page:
<form name="myForm" method=POST action="myCGI.cgi">
What's the good word, dude? <br>
<input type=text name="ExactlyTheFromIWantToSeeThisKeyIn" value="">
<input type=submit value="Say it! Yeaaah!">
</form>
Then when your user chooses to say it!, whatever he or she had to say will be coded in
your CGI parameter hash as
$my_CGI_param{'ExactlyTheFromIWantToSeeThisKeyIn'}
Joseph
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