Am not replying to the question you have asked, just adding a suggestion to the code snippet you had posted
There are functions in cgi that does this, for ex:textarea
Here is a sample how you could do that 
$cgi>textarea(
                     -name      => $box_name,
                     -rows      => $no_of_rows,
                     -maxlength => $max_length,
                     -cols      => $no_of_cols
             );

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instead of using print statements to print html code directly
this is more readable and maintainable

In reply to Re: How a HTML radio button on click calls a CGI function? by matrixmadhan
in thread How a HTML radio button on click calls a CGI function? by sanjay nayak

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