All I'm really trying to do is capture the name/value pair from the file upload field:


my $key = '';
    foreach $key (keys %$p_upload_files) {
    my $p_hash = $$p_upload_files{$key};
    next unless (($p_hash) and (defined($$p_hash{'server file name'}))
+);
    $FORM{$key . "_filename"} = $$p_hash{'server file name'};

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and merge/save it with the name/value pairs here. 
my %replace = ();

    $text = '';        
        
    my ($name, $value) = ();
    while (($name, $value) = each %FORM) {
    $replace{$name} = $value;
    next if ($name =~ m!^(shared|genesis_system)_!); # separate name-s
+paces
    next if (($name eq 'Action') or ($name eq 'Template') or ($name eq
+ 'CWD') or ($name eq 'web_auth_cp')); # reversed names
    $text .= &ue($name) . '=' . &ue($value) . "\n";
    }
    &_load_system_values( \%replace, $FORM{'Template'} );

    # save the name-value pairs that are specific to this template:
<br>
    my $datafile = ".$FORM{'Template'}";
    $datafile =~ s!/!.!g;
    $err = &WriteFile( $datafile, $text);
    next Err if ($err);

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In reply to Re^4: Extract and Pass File Upload Value by Anonymous Monk
in thread Extract and Pass File Upload Value by rick

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