I have a semi-quick question, I'm sure its very easy, as I could have done it in C++, but because of my lack of experience - - I don't know how to do it in perl. 
while ($ucount <= $icount)
{
$radio_$ucount = param('radio_$ucount');
$textarea$ucount = param('textarea$ucount');
$ucount++;
}
$ucount = 1;

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Do I need to do some sort of "PRINT" to be able to use the variable $ucount as a 'modifier' so it should use this code: 
$radio_1 = param('radio_1');
$textarea1 = param('textarea1');
$ucount++;
(UCOUNT IS NOW 2)
$radio_2 = param('radio_2');
$textarea2 = param('textarea2');
$ucount++;
(UCOUNT IS NOW 3) etc etc...

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I'm sure I'm most likely missing something simple, but its those simple things that drive me crazy!

In reply to Using Variables with Variables by Trihedralguy

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