Hey everyone,

I'm just trying to figure out what im doing wrong here with my syntax. All my values are returning "undef" when I call them. Can i get a second pair of eyes? Or perhaps more? :)

Thanks in advanced. The Code Snippet:
foreach my $emp_count (1 .. 3) { push @emp, { "employer" => $q->param("employer$emp_count"), "street" => $q->param("street$emp_count"), "city" => $q->param("city$emp_count"), "state" => $q->param("state$emp_count"), "zip" => $q->param("zip$emp_count"), "phone" => $q->param("phone$emp_count"), "startdate" => $q->param("StartMonth$emp_count") . "/" + . param("StartYear$emp_count"), "enddate" => $q->param("EndMonth$emp_count") . "/" . p +aram("EndYear$emp_count"), "startpay" => $q->param("startpay$emp_count"), "finalpay" => $q->param("finalpay$emp_count"), "reason" => $q->param("reason$emp_count"), "contact" => $q->param("contact$emp_count"), "jobtitle" => $q->param("jobtitle$emp_count"), "supervisor" => $q->param("supervisor$emp_count"), "sjobtitle" => $q->param("sjobtitle$emp_count"), "work" => $q->param("work$emp_count"), } }
All values are = undef Here is how I'm calling the values: $emp[$emp_in_count]->{'city'}

In reply to Undef Hash/Scalar Problem by Trihedralguy

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