Hi Monks
#!C:\Perl\bin\perl.exe -w
use CGI;
my $cgi = CGI->new;
print $cgi->header( "text/html" );

print "<textarea name='txtOutput' value = 'txtOutput' style='width: 25
+0px'></textarea>";


print "<input type='radio' name='cbox' value='alice'  selected onClick
+= 'char_value()'/>Char Value";
print "<input type='radio' name='cbox' value=''  onClick= '32bits_valu
+e()'/>32bits value";

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Plz suggest me a suitable code so that when i click on the 32bits value radio button it will call the subroutine 32bits_value() by passing the value present in the text area as argument, there it will do some conversions and the converted value is automatically shown in the text area.

Like that when i will click on the Char value radio button, it will call the subroutine char_value() by passing the value present in the text area as argument, there again it will do some conversion and the converted value is automatically shown in the text area.

Regd's
Sanjay

In reply to How a HTML radio button on click calls a CGI function? by sanjay nayak

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