CGI doesn't have the method (start_td etc) that you're using
You need to pass in each value to methods such as td, Tr etc:
#!/usr/bin/perl use warnings; use strict; use CGI qw(:standard); my $foo = "bar"; my $bar = "baz"; #i've passed Tr an _array reference_ print Tr([td($foo), td($bar)]), "\n";
You might also want to check out something like HTML::Template or Template::Toolkit
Update: after your update:
print Tr( [ td($req.$key), td(input(-type=>$input_html{$key}, -name=>$key)) ] );
Should do what you want (untested). However, writing this makes me think that there's a Better Way of doing what you're trying to do.

davis
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In reply to Re: Using hash values as CGI query types by davis
in thread Using hash values as CGI query types by Nevtlathiel

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