Hej and thanks for your reply.

I'll try adding a row in a loop, although my only problem with this is rewriting the table (read the changed file again gives me back one more row, but with data from only first row).

But when you say that radio buttons are grouped by their name, shouldn't they be that per table row and not column? I was hoping to get following result when I press "Spara" button : 
UID=
UID=
UID=CAME01
FNA=
FNA=
FNA=Carin
ENA=
ENA=S%E4k
ENA=Plan
PRE=%280157-%29
PRE=%280157-%29
PRE=
BEF=
BEF=
BEF=0150-75385
NYTT=69090
NYTT=69099
NYTT=
ADRE=Norra%20Kungsgatan%204B
ADRE=Norra%20Kungsgatan%204B
ADRE=Stortorget%201
GRU=P
GRU=Ej
GRU=Ej
DOL=Nej
DOL=Nej
DOL=Nej
CMG=Ja
CMG=Ja
CMG=Ja

[download]
and instead I get only one DOL and CMG entry: 
UID=
UID=
UID=CAME01
FNA=
FNA=
FNA=Carin
ENA=
ENA=S%E4k
ENA=Plan
PRE=%280157-%29
PRE=%280157-%29
PRE=
BEF=
BEF=
BEF=0150-75385
NYTT=69090
NYTT=69099
NYTT=
ADRE=Norra%20Kungsgatan%204B
ADRE=Norra%20Kungsgatan%204B
ADRE=Stortorget%201
GRU=P
GRU=Ej
GRU=Ej
DOL=Nej
CMG=Ja

[download]

Any suggestion ?

P.S. Thanks for the great tip with unless. I should have come up to that myself...D.S.

In reply to Re^2: Problems with CGI script behaviour by SerZKO
in thread Problems with CGI script behaviour by SerZKO

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