Hi all
I am having problems with radio buttons in my PERL/CGI script. The biggest problem is I've not been able to workout how to call the script from a HTML page. In the mean time I've been running the script from the shell prompt (AIX 4.3.3.0 and PERL 5.005_03). How do I tell the script which buttons I want pushed when I run it from the command line? 
./show_library LibraryType=3584 LibrarySource=tsm

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Does not work.
This is an extract of the script: 
%LibraryChoices = ('3575'=>'Magstar tape library',
                   '3584'=>'LTO tape library');
@LibraryLabels = sort keys %LibraryChoices;

%LibrarySources = ('tsm'=>'TSM DB Inquiry',
                   'tapeutil'=>'AIX Utility Inquiry');
@LibrarySourceLabels = sort keys %LibrarySources;

print start_html(-title=>"Tape Library Details");

print radio_group(-name=>'LibraryType',
                  -values=>[@LibraryLabels],
                  -default=>'3584',
                  -labels=>\%LibraryChoices,
                  -columns=>4);

print radio_group(-name=>'LibrarySource',
                  -values=>[@LibrarySourceLabels],
                  -default=>'tsm',
                  -labels=>\%LibrarySources,
                  -columns=>4);

Process_Columns($LibraryType, $LibrarySource);

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Please help
TIA
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