First, you have a slight bug in the loop. You want exists:

  ## each missed field is placed in a new array
  for my $i(@required) {
    if (! exists $FORM{$i}) {
      push @missed_fields, $i;
    }
  }

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I also took out the chomp as that simply removes the input record separator as defined by the $/ variable. Show us how you defined @required and that will help us out a bit more. Also, it will depend on the value of the radio buttons, so show us how those are defined in the HTML.

Cheers,
Ovid

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In reply to (Ovid) Re: Does CGI.pm have a limit on information passed? by Ovid
in thread Does CGI.pm have a limit on information passed? by c

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