OK. got ya.
perl does not care about form names, AFAIK.
you can get arrays parsed out from multiple checkboxs and drop down
menus but I know of no way to get an array from each form on a page
parsed out.
build the form with a call from the script and count up on the variable
names...
There is a simple solution.
With a submit button, if you include a name and value, you will send both of
them to the CGI script when the submit button is pressed.
form name=2 action=cgi.script
input type =submit name=2 value =Submit\
All the form stuff
/form
Joel
yes. I guess I missunderstood. Thought you wanted the input from
each form on the page to the script in one submit.
On Thu, 17 Oct 2002 06:46:25 -0400
Joel Hammer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is a simple solution.
With a submit button, if you include a name and value, you will send
both of
I care about telling the script which form is submitted because I have
an html page with up to 36 identical forms, each form referencing a
separate object (an image). I am concocting a home brew image editing
GUI using opera, or any browser. So, each image is loaded on the page,
and certain
I must be stupid or tired but:
Fooling around with CGI.
I have created an html page with multiple forms on it. When I hit the
submit button, I don't see where the form name is being sent to the
web server. This makes it hard to process the forms properly. What am
I missing?
Another question:
Why should the serve care what the form name is. Why should it need to
know.
If you need to get the form name to the script use a hidden tag.
Trying to transfer a file requires the use of the correct
enctype=multipart/form-data in the form tag.
If you are not using it look at CGI.pm, makes
