Following is the code from my template file ; 
<form name = "employee" method = "post" action = "output.cgi?team_id=[
+% team_id %]&fromdate=[% fromdate %]&todate=[% todate %]">
        <tr>
        <td>

                     <!--   <p><font color="red"> Available Groups</fo
+nt> </p> -->
                        <select name = "employee" id = "emp">
                                <option value  = ''> select </option>
                        [% FOREACH employee_list IN employee %]
                                <option value="[% employee_list %]"> [
+% employee_list %] </option>
                                [%  END %]
                        </select>
        </td>
        <td>
         <input type = "submit" value = "Submit"/>   </td>
        </tr>
</form>

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And i got the following url : http://stagingbugzilla.cpiv.com/html/centralbugzilla/output.cgi?team_id=57&fromdate=2012-05-21&todate=2012-05-30 And in my script, i used the following method to retrieve the value from url, 
use CGI;
my $team_id=CGI::param("team_id");
my $fromdate = CGI::param("fromdate");
my $todate = CGI::param("todate");

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But i am not getting the values in my script.please help me to solve this.

In reply to Problem in retreving value from url by gayu_justin

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