Re: submit button fails to pass the values using perl cgi?

I'm guessing that you've rolled your own parameter-parsing code, and that it doesn't understand POST data. Try replacing your first line with this:

print start_form(-method=>'GET');
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Also, learn to use the parameter methods provided by the CGI module.

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Re^2: submit button fails to pass the values using perl cgi? by Anonymous Monk on Feb 01, 2019 at 00:20 UTC
"GET"! That solved it for me!Thank you!!!	[reply]
Re^3: submit button fails to pass the values using perl cgi? by harangzsolt33 (Deacon) on Feb 01, 2019 at 02:54 UTC
Yeah, but keep in mind that when you use GET to send data, the form values are sent through the URL string. So, that's not very secure... If you use "POST" to submit form data, then you have to read those from STDIN in your perl script like so: # Usage: STRING = GetFormData() # Returns the form content as one giant string. sub GetFormData { my @L; while (<STDIN>) { push @L, $_; } @L or return ''; return join('\n', @L); } ... my $FORM_DATA = GetFormData(); (My Disclaimer: I'm a beginner perl programmer myself, so... what I say may not be 100% correct. LOL)	[reply]
Re^4: submit button fails to pass the values using perl cgi? by afoken (Chancellor) on Feb 01, 2019 at 21:39 UTC
If you use "POST" to submit form data, then you have to read those from STDIN in your perl script like so: Please don't. Use a library. There are several web frameworks, have a look around. If all else fails, just use the CGI module. Yes it's old, yes it's ugly, yes people say you should not use it, but it still works with very little efford, and for low-volume websites (intranet, home network), CGI is still good enough. Alexander -- Today I will gladly share my knowledge and experience, for there are no sweeter words than "I told you so". ;-)	[reply]