If you're going to repost a question that you asked previously, then it's polite to include a link to the previous version so that people can look at the previous discussion and know what has already been tried. It would also be helpful if you explained why you chose to ignore much previous advice that you were given.

In this particular case, I have already explained that there are problems in the way that you use the "param" function and have pointed you at the documentation. Why do you think we would continue to help you if you ignore the help that you are given?

But. I'm in a good mood (so far) today. So here are explainations for the problems that you mention.

• Name: You don't print the value of the name input. You only print the string "name".

  $q->p( "Your name is ",
               $q->strong("name")),
  [download]

• Age: You don't print the value of the age input. You only print a new text input field.

  $q->p({-style=>"text-decortation:underline"},
        "Your age is ",$q->textfield(-name=>"age")),
  [download]

• Blue: Your style attribute for the colour is wrong.

  $q->span({-style=>color=>"blue"},$pay_text)),
  [download]

Please read the documentation for CGI.pm again. It really doesn't look like you have understood it.

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