$select = $db->prepare( "SELECT username FROM users" );
$select->execute;
my @userlist = $select->fetchrow_array;

print start_form( action=>'/cgi-bin/index.pl' );
    print h1( {class=>'lime'},  "Επέλεξ&
+#949; το κείμενο π&
+#959;υ σε ενδιαφέ&#
+961;ει => ",
                                popup_menu( -name=>'select', -values=>
+\@userlist ),
                                submit('Εμφάν
+ιση'));
print end_form;

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In the above code insteaf od the array filling by all usernmes selected from the dataabse it only populates the 1st one.

I want all users to be listed on the pop up menu.

and also this similar question: 
my @titlelist;
open FILE, "<$ENV{'DOCUMENT_ROOT'}/data/vault/titlelist.txt" or die $!
+;
     @titlelist = <FILE>;
close FILE;

print br() x 3;
print start_form( action=>'/cgi-bin/admin.pl' );
  print table( {class=>'user_form'},
     Tr( td(  '&#928;&#941;&#962; &#956;&#959;&#965; &#964;&#953; &#95
+2;&#945; &#942;&#952;&#949;&#955;&#949;&#962;:'                   ), 
+ td( popup_menu( -name=>'title' -values=>\@titlelist ))),

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Although @titlelist is filled with all entried from titlelist.txt file(one entry per line), when it gets printed with popup_menu it displasy nothing!!

In reply to Populating an array from a mysql select by Nik

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