Hi. I have an array with four jpg images and im having trouble printing/diplaying all of them out on a web page. Sometimes it displays one, two, three in random order and one pic is almost always repeated. Most of the time it displays one image, usually the last file in the array. i checked my uploads dir. and it only uploads one file even if i choose to upload 4. im on windows by the way ... 
   
   $upload_dir = 'C:/hut/uploads';

   my $query->new CGI;

   my $filename = $query->param("photo"); # photo is the file name in 
+the html form
   my @fh = $query->upload("photo");
   foreach $fhan(@fh){
   open (UPLOADFILE, ">$upload_dir/$filename") or error($!);
   binmode UPLOADFILE;
   while ( <$fhan> ) {
      print UPLOADFILE;
  }

}

   close UPLOADFILE;

foreach $fhan(@fh)

{
print "<img src=\"uploads/$fhan\" alt=\"Pic\">\n";         

}

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