Hmmm...an odd thing is happening. Here is the code: 

if ( $input->param('debug') ) { print "<P>...replacing parameter token
+s in final report"; }
my $w = $input->param('wrapper');
for ( keys %input ) {
    if ( $input->param('debug') ) { print "<P>...replacing token: $_";
+ }
    $page_template =~ s/\Q$w$_$w/$input->param($_)/eg;
    $page_template =~ s/\Q${w}lc_\L$_\E$w/$input->param(lc)/eg;
    $page_template =~ s/\Q${w}uc_\U$_\E$w/$input->param(uc)/eg;
}

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I see the message on screen of "...replacing parameter tokens in final report" but I am not seeing any "...replacing token: __". Is the FOR loop set up correctly? At first I thought I was losing the contents of the hash but I know there are values in $input as the first 'debug' line is working.

For that matter, I have tried everyones suggestions (thans to all for their time) with no luck meaning the tokens are not replaced in the final template. I'm stumped. I am doing replacements to record and table templates just fine. $page_template is the final to-be-displayed-to-the-user template.

TIA.

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Sean Shrum
http://www.shrum.net

In reply to Re: Re: Do regex using hash keys to wrapped template tokens by S_Shrum
in thread Do regex using hash keys to wrapped template tokens by S_Shrum

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