Thank you for the info ...
"-override=>1" did what you stated ...
I tried using CGI qw(-nosticky) ... but it doesn't seem to do it ...
Am I stating this pragma incorrectly ?
Are all "named" parameters "sticky" for each invocation of a "-name=>"
parameter ?
I guess I'm not understanding "what/how much" is being "sticky" ...
Can anyone expand on this ?
-----Original Message-----
From: Howdy! [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: June 28, 2001 22:13
To: Moon, John
Subject: Re: hidden field value not getting set
----- Original Message -----
From: "Moon, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"
Subject: hidden field value not getting set
> Below is code to generate one or two forms...
> When both forms are generated the "hidden" value for the second form is
not
> getting replaced with the "correct" value...
>
> Does anyone see a problem with this code ?
<SNIPPED NON-RELAVANT CODE>
> foreach (sort keys %buttons) {
> $row .= $q->td({-align=>'CENTER',-colspan=>"$span"},
> $q->start_form(-name=>"$buttons{$_}[2]"),
> $q->submit(-name=>"$buttons{$_}[1]"),"\n",
> $q->hidden(-name=>'ACCT',
> -value=>"$REQUEST{ACCT}"),"\n",
> $q->hidden(-name=>'CUST_ID',
> -value=>"$REQUEST{CUST_ID}"),"\n",
> $q->hidden(-name=>'TITLE',
> -value=>"$REQUEST{TITLE}"),"\n",
> $q->hidden(-name=>'ACTIVE',
> -value=>"$REQUEST{ACTIVE}"),"\n",
> $q->hidden(-name=>'START',
> -value=>"$buttons{$_}[0]"),"\n", # <---- Problem ?
> $q->hidden(-name=>'END',
> -value=>"$REQUEST{END}"),"\n",
> $q->hidden(-name=>'INITIAL',
> -value=>'NO'),"\n",
> '</FORM>');
> }
<MORE SNIPPAGE>
CGI.pm's form parameters are STICKY. To override them add '-override=1' to
each call to $q->hidden or other types of parameters.
Joel
