I'm using CGI.pm to process an HTML form and am unable to properly print the array that results from the checkboxes checked on the HTML form. I get the data to print in a list but the first line returned contains the full array contents along with the first element. Then the remaining elements are printed. Output and code snipet is below.

  
my @classes = param('class');
  foreach my $class (@classes) {
  print "$class <br>\n";
}

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Output (3 checkboxes were selected):

Tai Chi IIYoga for Power5KTai Chi II

Yoga for Power

5K

Output should look like:

Tai Chi II

Yoga for Power

5K

Your help is really appreciated. I am under a deadline and am starting to freak out.

In reply to Problem printing checkbox response array using CGI.pm by ImaMac

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