in reply to RE: RE: I use CGI.pm for
in thread I use CGI.pm for

I've run into a case where CGI.pm was a little too sticky. Still, it's really a good way to go, as you don't have to worry about updating code in a script somewhere when the HTML specification changes.

Has anyone tried the 3.0 alpha versions? They're supposed to be much smaller and much, much faster.

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RE: RE: RE: RE: I use CGI.pm for
by wonko (Pilgrim) on Jun 08, 2000 at 14:18 UTC
    I agree. Sometimes the stickiness make a script to behave strange, especially if you have a muliple page form generation / evaluation script with hidden fields.
    There is a good idea to try the 'override' flag on hidden fields if such a script behaves strange.

    /Wonko