"David Hofmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I was using this system and exporting the results to %in so that I
> could use $in{VAR} in my program.
>
> Which allows me to do
>
> $temp= "BOB";
> print "$temp = $in{$temp}\n";
>
> To my knowledge, which may be lacking considering I just recently
I was using this system and exporting the results to %in so that I could use
$in{VAR} in my program.
Which allows me to do
$temp= "BOB";
print "$temp = $in{$temp}\n";
To my knowledge, which may be lacking considering I just recently started
playing with refrences, if I use option 1 or 2 I would
Hi,
I've never used $query->Vars but as far as I know Apache::Request does
not provide a method like this. If the rest of your app depends on this
behaviour you'll have to construct it your own like this:
--8<--
my %params = ();
while( $apr->param ) {
$params{$
"David Hofmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have a form where several of the in hidden fields are named the same thing
> with diffrent values.
>
> With CGI.pm the I can use %in = $readquery->Vars; to put everything in a
> hash. Then I break the values base on \0.
>
> What the best way to do
I have a form where several of the in hidden fields are named the same thing
with diffrent values.
With CGI.pm the I can use %in = $readquery->Vars; to put everything in a
hash. Then I break the values base on \0.
What the best way to do this with Apache::Request, and how does it handle
multiv
