For a quick solution, you might look at the Class::DBI module. Provided your table setup is simple enough and form isn't overly complex either, this solution should be just the right one for you.

Unfortunately, I couldn't verify this on cpan.org (as it simply didn't respond for me ;/), but there should be another module named something like Class-DBI-Form. Which allows seamless integration of database tables and html forms.

Update: oh, here, I actually found a link to the module (which I had saved some time ago). The module name is in fact Class::DBI::FromCGI

I've found the accompanying documentation to be fairly thorough, so hopefully you won't have a lot of trouble piecing things together. If indeed you have, just ask here and someone will be there to help :)

update: corrected s/FormCGI/FromCGI/. Thanks jeffa!

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