Hello
Hopefully some one could help me with this.
I got a cgi param with severall values
my @tc = param("checkbox"); #like: 001.001 002.001 003.001 004.001

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And what to save it into a xml like:
<exec>
    <tc id="001.100"></tc>
    <tc id="002.100"></tc>
    <tc id="003.100"></tc>
    <tc id="004.100"></tc>
</exec>

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Other script will use this as a config file and add som more information to the xml file
I got it to work with a "static" hash but unable to use the @tc to add the elements.
my $xml = new XML::Simple (Outputfile => $conf,
                           RootName=>'exec');
$exec = {
     'tc' => [
          {
            'id' => '001.001'
          },
          {
            'id' => '002.001'
          },
          {
            'id' => '003.001'
          },
      ]
 };

$data = $xml->XMLout($exec);
print Dumper($data);
}

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In reply to Adding CGI params to XML-file by hakana

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