From the CGI docs on CPAN

 @values = $cgi->param('foo');

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That should give you all the selected values for field foo.

The following will give you a list of all fileds. Then its just a matter of going throuh all the fields and printing out their values.

   my @fields = $cgi->param();

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Finished code might look something like

   my @fields = $cgi->param();
   foreach my $field (@fields)
   {
      print "Field $field = " . join(",", @{$cgi->param($field)}) . "\
+n";
   }

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Thats not very pretty and its untested, but its the general idea. I like to prefix groups of fields with something so that then you can grep just them out later. So you could name each select box param_1,param_2, ect. That way you can include other fields that you want to handler differently. Good Luck!


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Eric Hodges

In reply to Re: multiple-choice selects by eric256
in thread multiple-choice selects by bory

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