use strict;
use warnings;
use DBI;
use Getopt::Long;
my  $CGI_params = Vars;
my %CGI_PARAM  = %$CGI_params;
$site = "";
$site_selected="a1";
$site = "a1";
$site_selected = $CGI_PARAM{'popup'};
$site = $CGI_PARAM{'popup'};

if($site_selected =~ /^\s*$/) {
    $site = "a1";
    $site_selected="a1";
}
defined $site or die "usage:$0";
my %map=(a1=>[qw(r_a1_c)],a1=?[qw(r_a2_c)],);
show();
sub show{
  status();
  header();
}
sub status{
my $stm=$site_selected;
}
sub header 
{
print start_form(-method=>"GET",-action=>"db.cgi");
print " <br> &nbsp<B>Site</B> &nbsp";
print popup_menu(
       -name    => 'popup',
       -value  =>  keys % map,
       -default => 'value2'
         );

print "&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp";
print submit(-type=>"submit",-name=>"submit",-value=>"submit");
print end_form;
}

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Code description:
Whenever i click submit the value should get the selected value from the popup menu.
For example:
Now am getting as follows: 
http://ad.sd.an.com/pps/dev/board/1/bin/db.cgi?popup=a1&submit=submit

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Expected thing:
If the values are passed(i.e popup contents) inside the submit it should print as follows in the url. If i selected a1 from popup it should display url as follows likewise it should follow for all popup. 
http://ad.sd.an.com/pps/dev/board/1/bin/db.cgi?popup=a1&submit=a1

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Now the thing is am not the gettign the expected thing .Like the values are not passed properly in the submit.

In reply to Attribute values are not passed into the variable using perl cgi? by gpssana

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