Actually, the problem was that I was trying to do something like:
foreach $parameter (params()) {
$$parameter = params($parameter);
}
When I couldn't get the list in, I did:
foreach $parameter (params()) {
if (ref(params($parameter)) eq "ARRAY") { @$parameter =
params($parameter) }
else { $$parameter = params($parameter) }
}
>From what I can tell, params(parameter) doesn't return a reference -- so
I couldn't determine which parameters were multivalued. I've ended up
doing if/elsif/else statements covering each of my known multivalued
parameters -- but I'd like to do something like this if possible.
Thanks!
Matthew
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Matthew Weier
O'Phinney" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am attempting to build a simple webmail application using the
> Mail::IMAPClient module.
>
> I have made my message list a form, and beside each message is a
> checkbox. At the bottom of the list are a number of radio buttons for
> things such as "Mark as Read", "Delete", "Copy", and "Move".
>
> The checkboxes by each message all have the same name, msgID, but
> different values (the UID of the message on the IMAP server).
>
> My problem is this: How do I grab the list of msgIDs from the
> checkboxes? I've tried the following:
> $msgID = param('msgID');
> but this returns only the first in the list (I was expecting a
> comma-separated list)
>
> @msgID = param('msgID');
> but this returns nothing...
>
> I cannot use the $query->checkbox_group() format to generate the
> checkboxes -- there's simply too much layout information I need to
> display.
>
> Any ideas?
> Matthew
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