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    Message from McQ on 10/29 2003, 04:42 +00:00
    EMail: mcqnet@att.net

    Re: Using %_get & %_cgi **You'valready got search**


      Well, I guess you already have the search facility here. Boy am I embarrassed! Still trying to figure out the other stuff, though...

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    Message from McQ on 10/28 2003, 19:25 +00:00
    EMail: mcqnet@att.net

    Using %_get & %_cgi


      I'm trying to use custom input forms that would allow me to cysle through a database and add entries in multiple rows/columns with a single submittal.

      I can't figure out how to get key/value pairs to work. Evironment variables subroutines return unexpected results (seems to have trouble with "pack" function), nor can I get %_cgi or %_get to do what I'm looking for.

      Perhaps I am just so inexperienced that I can't figure this out?

      Is there any way I can capture the input name/input value pairs that my forms send?

      It's possible someone else has asked this, but I couldn't find it. Perhaps a search facility for this message board would be helpful? Bet you could do it in 10 minutes, Christoph... :)

      Thank You!
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    Message from McQ on 10/29 2003, 04:42 +00:00
    EMail: mcqnet@att.net

    Re: Using %_get & %_cgi **You'valready got search**


      Well, I guess you already have the search facility here. Boy am I embarrassed! Still trying to figure out the other stuff, though...

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    Message from Christoph Bergmann on 11/24 2003, 22:02 +01:00
    EMail: info@baseportal.com

    Re: Using %_get & %_cgi


      Hope my answer is not to late:

      First lets take a look at the form you have to use on your page:

      <form action="baseportal.pl?htx=/yourname/yourpage" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">
      <input type="text" name="fieldname=">
      </form>

      Important is the 'enctype="multipart/form-data"' and the "=" after the name of your field.

      With this you'll get the entered value with

      $_get{fieldname}

      on the receiving page.

      Ok?

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