Fellow monks please help me to find the error of my ways in the following cgi script.

my $Requestor = $q->param('Requestor'); print $q->p("ChangeAdm::Review::Requestor = $Requestor"); my %Requestor_fields = ( RequestorID=>$q->param('RequestorID') +, Requestor=>$q->param('Requestor'), Department=>$q->param('Department'), Extention=>$q->param('Extention'), ); print $q->p("ChangeAdm::Review::Requestor_fields{Requestor} = +$Requestor_fields{Requestor}");

This produces the following output:

ChangeAdm::Review::Requestor = Jane Doe ChangeAdm::Review::Requestor_fields{Requestor} =

What is wrong with the way I am creating the hash?

coreolyn Duct tape devotee.


In reply to BrainPain-Help by coreolyn

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