Sure, NP. What I have got so far (I apologize if the indentation doesn't come out right): 
<snipp>
...
my $cds = table caption ('CD Collection for user ' . $username),
        Tr (th ([qw(Remove? Artist Album CD_vote ArtistCD_vote)])),
        map { Tr (
                td ([$r_user_collection->{$_}{'cd_artist'}]),
                td ([$r_user_collection->{$_}{'cd_title'}]),
                ),
        } keys %{ $r_user_collection };
    $MAIN_CONTENT .= "<br>" . $cds . "<br>";
...
<schnapp-ety-schnapp>

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To explain, I want to create a table (of some hundreds of rows), with 5 columns (as in the 'th' table caption). The columns need to have the following format: 1. Checkbox 2. Text (static) 3. Text (static) 4. Combobox (values 0-6) 5. Combobox (values 0-6) The idea is to let a user administer his / hers cd-collection, by removing and "rank" the cds. This is just the HTML-part of a larger project, unfortunately I hate HTML with passion, so I've never bothered to learn any, and now I'm suffering the consequences. Oh, and this is a hobby-project btw, not work-related. All I've got left is to fix the web-interface, and register a domain for the "thingy".

In reply to Re: Re: Form with Table - FormBuilder, map, or template? by Anonymous Monk
in thread Form with Table - FormBuilder, map, or template? by Anonymous Monk

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