Hi, im pretty newbie in all this so i hope i dont ask stupid stuff....

I have to make an form which is guiding through several steps with form builder

1.step (choosing type to upload video, audio, picture)
2.step (a form for entering info which is different depending on the cathegory)
3.step (uploader which again differs depending on the cathegory)


Please can you tell me which could be a right way to make this?
i was trying to make an "if" thing but i didnt really succeed:


my @video=qw(format director producer acter);
my @audio=qw(album song);
my @picture=qw(photographer style size);

my $form1=CGI::FormBuilder->new(
                                fields=> \@all,
                                method=>'POST'
                                 );

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- how can i make @all change depending of the value of $choose?
- is there a way to have a variable array name @{$choose}?
-is there any suggestion what is the best way of making this?


Thanx a lot
ile

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