My initial browser-refresh problem was variable scoping and I've worked that out.
I now have another odd problem.
I have a function that reads params and creates update statements. Up to 18 lines of 5 elements each posted from a form.
The Code is like...
MyUpdate($dbc,$query) .... for ($cnt=0; $cnt<18; $cnt++) {
$id = $query->param('id'.$cnt); $fname = '"'.$query->param('first_name'.$cnt).'"'; $lname = '"'.$query->param('last_name'.$cnt).'"';
$sql = qq{UPDATE table SET first_name = $fname, last_name = $lname WHERE id = $id};
After about 7 times thru, param() returns NULL for last_name, first_name but the ID has a value.
I use the same logic to retrieve data and it works fine.
The same code works without mod_perl enabled.
I'd suggest upgrading to CGI 3.01 and mod_perl 1.99_11. There were bugs with the incomplete read. You could have been hit by them. It has been resolved in the above versions.
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