in reply to Creating a table using cgi.pm - a unique problem

I saw [id://ph713]'s reply as I finished typing mine. Basically the same thing, but I don't want to waste the time I spent figuring it out, so here it goes... 
$cgi->Tr({ -align=>'LEFT', -valign=>'TOP'}, 
     td( [ $cgi->a( {-href=>"..", -target=>"_new"}, $cgi->img('asdf'))
+,
                $cgi->a( $value1 )
        ]),
     td( { -OnClick=>"javascript:dothis()" }, 
        [ $cgi->hidden( -name=>'name2', -value=>'$value2' ).
                    $cgi->a( $value2)
        ]),
     td( { -OnClick=>"javascript:dothis()" }, 
        [ $cgi->hidden( -name=>'name3', -value=>'$value3' ).
                    $cgi->a( $value2)
        ]),
    );

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Update: Fixed (hopefully) as per [id://pg]'s post.

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Re^2: Creating a table using cgi.pm - a unique problem
by pg (Canon) on Oct 29, 2005 at 00:58 UTC

    Your script does not produce one table row as the original script does/requires, as a matter of fact, it produces three rows:

    <tr align="LEFT" valign="TOP">
    <td><a target="_new" href=".."><img>asdf</img></a></td> 
    <td><a>A</a></td>
</tr> 
<tr align="LEFT" valign="TOP">
    <td onclick="javascript:dothis()"><input type="hidden" name="name2
+" value="b" /><a>b</a></td>
</tr>
<tr align="LEFT" valign="TOP">
    <td onclick="javascript:dothis()"><input type="hidden" name="name3
+" value="c" /><a>c</a></td>
</tr>

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