So was I ...
I could not find a very good discussing on the topic so maybe someone
else can supply some references but the "answer" is the
"-nosticky" option and pragma ... "use CGI qw/-nosticky/;"
I would guess that the idea was for the CGI user NOT to have to re-reference
a "named" parameter on a responce to a post so you may what to look at the
topic "Setting the value(s) of a named parameter" ... This was not a way I
was "use to thinking" ... I had to get out of my box ...
Hope this helps ...
I'm stuck...
-using CGI.pm
I've created an "edit" cgi-forms-page to edit values/items in a database.
What I want to happen is to have the form fields ( there are several )
populated with the current value that the DB holds for the editing record.
Reason being, I don't want the user to have to fill-out everything again,
especially when they only want/need to change one value.
The below prints out a text box and fills in the default value with the
original, why? I dunno, I haven't told CGI.pm what the -default=> is...and
yet it puts in the original value.
print $output->textfield(-name=>'title');
but....
When I try the below it never has the default selected - yes I know that
the below doesn't have -default=> , which I have tried and that doesn't
work. Why would the above have the default and the below not.
print $output->popup_menu( -name => 'status',
-values => %status,
-size => 1);
Thanks,
-Shawn
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