Hi.... The first bit of code is the form that the user enters the information.

sub get_product_table
{
my $sth = shift;
my @row;

    while (my $ref = $sth->fetchrow_hashref ())
    {
# generate a form allowing a quantity of the item to be added
# to the cart
push (@row, start_form(-method=>'GET', -action=>url()),
hidden( -name => "choice", -override => 1, 
-default => "add" ),
hidden( -name => "item_id", -override => 1, 
-default => escapeHTML( $ref->{item_id} )),
        Tr (
   td ( escapeHTML( $ref->{item_id} )),
   td ( escapeHTML( $ref->{description} )),
   td ( { -align => "right" }, escapeHTML( sprintf( "%.2f", $ref->{pri
+ce}))),
   td ( "" ),
   td ( textfield( -name => "quantity", -size => "2")),
   td (image_button( -name => "Add Item", -src=>"../images/add.jpg", -
+border=>"0" ))),
end_form()
);

    }
    $sth->finish ();

    return undef unless @row;        # no items?

    unshift (@row, Tr (                # put header row at beginning
                th ("Item"),
                th ("Description"),
                                                                th ("P
+rice"),
                                                                th (""
+),
                                                                th ("Q
+ty"),
                                                                
            ));

    return (table ({-border => 0, -align => "center"}, @row));
}
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The next bit of code is the next form that reads the inputted data and allows the user to make changes.

push (@row, start_form(-method=>'GET', -action=>url()),
hidden( -name => "choice", -override => 1,  -default => "update" ),
hidden( -name => "item_id", -override => 1, -default => escapeHTML( $i
+tem_id )),

                               Tr (
                               td ( escapeHTML( $item_id )),
                               td ( textfield( -name => "quantity", -s
+ize => "2")),
                    td (escapeHTML ($item_ref->{description})),
                    td ({-align => "right"},
                        escapeHTML (sprintf ("%.2f", $item_ref->{price
+}))),
                    td ({-align => "right"},
                        escapeHTML (sprintf ("%.2f", $total_item_price
+))),
                                                                      
+           ($show_links
                        ? td (a ({-href => $url}, img ({-src => "../im
+ages/delete.jpg",  -border => "0"})))
                                                                      
+                          : td ("    ")),
end_form()
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If you need more info, let me know. Thanks.

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