Your pushing onto a hash, when what you're actually trying to do is assign a value to a hash key. That might be valid, but it looks wrong. For maintainability, I'd try this (untested): 
if ( $service_requests->param($checked_box) ) {
    $services{$product_id} = $service_requests->param($checked_box);
} else {
    dienice("it's the services push");
}

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Cheers,
Ovid

Update: Hmm... from what you say about trying to push onto an anonymous array, your syntax looks fine. Perhaps you should run this from the command line with the debugger? Since you are using the object-oriented method of calling CGI, this shouldn't be too difficult.

Otherwise, try printing the values directly from the loop.

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In reply to (Ovid) Re: checking if new CGI worked by Ovid
in thread checking if new CGI worked by jptxs

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