Hi Monks!

I am trying to have a foreach loop going through a select menu and assign that to a variable to be printed somewhere else, can't get it to work and I know it is possible, any help!!!
Here is the code:
#!/perl/bin/perl print "Content-Type: text/html\015\012\015\012"; @cities = ("Seattle", "Odense", "Venice", "Lewes", "Olso"); # Here its no problem print "<select>\n"; print "<option>City Name</option>\n"; foreach $city (sort @cities){ print '<option value="'.$city.'">'.$city.'</option>'."\n"; } print "</select>\n"; # But here is my nightmare $test="<select><option>City Name</option>"; foreach $city (sort @cities){ print "<option value=".$city.">".$city."</option>"; } print "</select>\n"; print $test;

Thanks a lot!

In reply to Select form Hell! by Anonymous Monk

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