It works for me, so you'll need to post a bit more information about what you're doing, what you expect to happen, and what's happening instead.
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use strict;
use CGI qw(:standard);
sub parse_form {
foreach $p (param()) {
$FORM{$p}= param($p);
}
}
Just trying to clarify what the use CGI qw(:standard)
module is doing? It already assigned an object for param so I can reference it above? I am just curious to what is going on in the above area??
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From the docs, it looks like using :standard creates a default CGI object, which can be accessed using functions like param().
That's probably why the sample code I gave you didn't work; the default object was already created, so when it tried to read the data to create another one, there was no data.
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