I am trying to collect the values from the a cgi form and creating a file. Earlier I used to have only one text field, so using param I was collecting the params, but now I am adding one more and trying to collect the values from those 2 fields. Here is snippet from the cgi form. 
   print $q->start_table;
        &first_process;
            foreach (@comment) { #array starts here
            ($jobname, $element, $comment)= split /\|/;
            my $element_drop=$element . "_drp";
            print $q->Tr(
        $q->td($jobname),
        $q->td(
            $q->textfield(-name => $element, -size => 50, -default=> $
+comment)
          ),
        $q->td(
            $q->popup_menu(-name => $element_drop, -values => ['N/A','
+Infra Issue','UpStream Delay','Teradata Issue', 'AbInitio Issue','Oth
+ers'], -default => 'N/A', -labels => \%cause_opt )
            )
        );

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In the action page, I am collecting the params like this" 
my %params = $q->Vars;
my @hash_array_keys=keys %params;
my @hash_array_values=values %params;

open FILEHANDLE, ">/tmp/hash.dat" or die "Can not open hash.dat";
$, = "\n";
for my $k (sort @hash_array_keys)
    {
        print FILEHANDLE $k, $params{$k};
    }
#print FILEHANDLE values %params;
close FILEHANDLE;

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But I need the file in the format 
textfield1|popup_menu1
textfield2|popup_menu2
textfield3|popup_menu3

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Is there any way to achieve this? I tried printing the hash values but they are not coming in order. Thanks In advance.

In reply to Problems around Param by sauravrout

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