Not the best method but the quickest I thought of. Just send a hidden field with a list of comma separated values to your form. Ie: input type="hidden" name="numbers" value="1,2,3,6,8,9"); Since you're popping out the forum dynamically since you stated sometimes the numbers will change, just pop a list while printing the form.

Update

while(param()) { push (@num, $_) if $_ ~= m/^d$+/ } might work



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In reply to Re: how to pull in all params that are numbered by sulfericacid
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