Are you looking for something like this?: 
use strict;
use warnings;

my $v= [
              bless( {
                   'class' => 'c-form__select',
                   'current' => 0,
                   'id' => 'radius',
                   'menu' => [
                               {
                                 'name' => 'Distance (national)',
                                 'value' => '1',
                                 'seen' => 1
                               }
                             ],
                   'type' => 'option',
                   'aria-label' => 'Choose a distance from your postco
+de',
                   'name' => 'radius',
                   'idx' => 1
                 }, 'HTML::Form::ListInput' ),
              bless( {
                     }, 'HTML::Form::ListInput' ),
              bless( {
                     }, 'HTML::Form::ListInput' ),
              bless( {
                     }, 'HTML::Form::ListInput' )
            ];

my $LookForName = 'radius';
for my $entry (grep {$_->{name}  and  $_->{name} eq $LookForName} @$v)
+{
   print "Found $LookForName:\n";
   for my $menuItem (@{ $entry->{menu} }){
      print "\tValue:",$menuItem->{value},"\n";
   }
}

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In reply to Re: How do I pull HTML form option values? by NetWallah
in thread How do I pull HTML form option values? by unklejunky

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