I am trying to use the HTML::Form module to extract name/value pairs for a form on a page and store them in a hash with the form name being they key so for example - 
$form{loginform} = ( name1 => value1,
                     name2 => value2,
                     name3 => value3,
                   );

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My code looks like this
@forms = HTML::Form->parse($response->content, $baseuri);

foreach my $form (@forms)                           
{                                                   
        foreach my $data ($form->inputs)            
        {                                           
                $hash{$data}=1;                     
                #print $data->form_name_value. "\n";
        }                                           
}

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This works partially and what I mean by that is that it will print the name/value pairs if the value has something in it. Otherwise it just exits. Please advise.

In reply to help with HTML::Form by gnangia

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