in reply to Perl/Cgi: Passing Hash Data Within

If you have to pass data back and forth without using storage on the server (not even files), I'd suggest you use Storable to stick it in an undisplayed form field. You might be better served using CGI::Session with a file-based session store, though.

Makeshifts last the longest.

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Re^2: Perl/Cgi: Passing Hash Data Within
by EchoAngel (Pilgrim) on Jan 25, 2005 at 00:52 UTC
    is there anything that won't use files?
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      Yes,

      You can build your cgi page looping through your hash keys and creating a dynamic page. Then re-assign the values and pass them in as hidden parameters.

      As long as you import your parameters into each form tag and then submit them out you can pass parameters for ever.

      Here is somewhat of an in depth example but I am sure you can see how I have passed them in the code.

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      Here I assign the values from the hash at first but once loaded I pass them using hidden parameters. You can see a working example of this script here.

      Hope this is of some use to you.


      www.perlskripts.com
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[d/l]

      Look closer, I already answered that… :-)

      Makeshifts last the longest.

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