>>>>> "Roger" == Roger C Haslock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Roger> You have
>> foreach my $name ( $cgi->param )
>> { print "$name\t" . $cgi->param( $name ) . "\n";
>> }
Roger> You have to be careful with CGI::param; it returns a scalar for a scalar,
Roger> and an arrayref for a list.
Not unless I've been extremely confused over the years. In a scalar
context, it returns the "first" item, which is usually the only item,
but can be some random item if it's a multivalue parameter. In a list
context, it returns all the items as a list. And I just verified that
by looking at source. Perhaps you're confusing param() with something
else?
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