Here is my html file using tmpl_var to display a list of files names, selection of time, selection type 

<table>
<TMPL_LOOP NAME="files_loop">
  <tr>
  <td><TMPL_VAR NAME ="index"></td>
  <td><TMPL_VAR NAME ="fn">   </td>
  <td class="form"><select name="files234p">
     <option value = "0">- Select -</option>
     <option value = "1  ">1   Sec Delivery</option>
     <option value = "10 ">10  Sec Delivery</option>
   <input type="hidden" name="file" value="<TMPL_VAR NAME="fn">">     
+      
   </select></td>
 </tr></TMPL_LOOP></table>

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In my cgi script, I was able to display the output in a format of a table, 1st column - index #, 2nd column-list of filenames, 3rd column- it's a selection box of "time". my problem is getting the filenames using $q->param. 

     
    foreach my $value ($q->param('files234p')) {
         if ($value != 0) {
          my $filen = $qq->param('file');
          print FOUT $filen," ",$value, "\n";
          $i++;
         }
     }

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when I select 1st row selection box with 1 sec, then 2nd row selection box with 10 sec. 3rd file with 1 sec. my output shows : 

    file1 1
    file1 10
    file1 1
   
 it should be :
    file1 1
    file2 10
    file3 1

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I am not getting filenames correctly, it stays as the 1st one. Can any one help please. is it the $q->param incorrectly used

In reply to TMPL_VAR with selection box by bebewinla

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