Change @info and \@info to simply $info.

my $info = { address => '123 Main', choices => '2' };
and
my $page = $form->fill(scalarref => \$html, fdat => $info);

The docs for HTML::FillInForm states 'To pass multiple values using %fdat use an array reference'. At first read, this might lead you to think that you could pass an array reference instead of a hash reference, but what they actually mean is to use an array reference within the hash reference to specify multiple values for a given key.

my $info = { address => '123 Main', choices => [ '2', '3', '4' ] };

In reply to Re^3: Trying to pass a hash ref to a module by djohnston
in thread Trying to pass a hash ref to a module by bradcathey

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