Last Update: You used two different values in your HTML and perl code, I used the consider1 variable as example. If this is the wrong variable, just replace it with delivery1.

Your problem is that you defined consider1 as a scalar. I.e. a variable that can hold just one value.

But, because you have more than one value in your html file, you need an to store the data into an array:

  @consider1 = param('consider1');
...
...
  for (@consider1)
  {
    print "  $_\n";
  }

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Always remember: one value = scalar($), list of values = array(@), named values = hash(%).

/oliver/

Hans: Not ze problem!

Update: Changed consider one to <code>consider1</code>. Also changed misread variable name from deliver1 to consider1. ... /me needs to go to bad now...

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