vrempire the response was in fact from me
Coltsfoot but I had forgotten
to login ):
In the example when the "Submit" button is selected the default action is to call
the same script again. If you want to have an action='http://your.site.com/cgi-bin/anotherperlfile.pl
then you should perform the code
if ($page->param('submit'))
{
@files = grep {defined CGI::param($_) or CGI::param($_) ne '
+'} CGI
+::param();
print @files;
#Do your code here.....
}
in that file then @files will be available in that file
Hope that is clear
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