Yes, currently im trying to develop GUI application using Perl TK with MySql database with CGI support, basically im using CGI website as interface to the site’s users (separate application), which I have no problem with, and as administrative interface im using window application developed by perl Tk module. The idea is to take some data from Mysql database and display them as table to the users, I know how easy this can be by using the GUI->CGI, where u only need to put a table in while loop along with the fetched rows, but in perl TK, its quite difficult, Coz u cannot imbed table in the while loop, I need to use an advanced widgets such as tk::HList as table to display mysql data on it, and the question is: when the table is displayed, I want to get the ID when I click on any of the displayed rows in the newly generated mysql table, just like when u use GET or POST in CGI. I hope u understand what I mean, and thanks in advance.

In reply to Perl TK + MySQL, advanced widget by wolf25

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