Alaric Joseph Hammell wrote at Tue, 11 Jun 2002 18:06:46 +0200:

> So, I have these two subroutines, match_state() and display_form that I am having 
>problems with.
> If the script is run with $state getting the function
> 
> argument, it prints a blank pulll-down menu and is able to print "Quadrants
> 
> covering West Virginia" .  But, when $state is explicity set to "West Virginia", it 
>displays the
> options as they should be (pull-down menu is complete).
> 
> Any ideas on what could be wrong?
> 
> thanks,
> Al
> 
> 
> sub match_state($FORM{$name})
> ...
>    #### dont think it is assigning things to %state_hash for $href (@landhashes)  {
>       if ($href->{st_name1} eq "$state") {
>       #print "$href->{quad_name}, $href->{st_name1}\n" ; 
>       $state_hash{"$href->{quad_name}"} = "$href->{st_name1}" ;
                                                            ^
>       }
>       }
>       elsif ($href->{st_name2} eq "$state") {
>       #print "$href->{quad_name}, $href->{st_name1}\n" ; 
>       $state_hash{"$href->{quad_name}"} = "$href->{st_name1}" ;
                                                            ^
>       }
>       elsif ($href->{st_name3} eq "$state") {
>       #print "$href->{quad_name}, $href->{st_name1}\n" ; 
>       $state_hash{"$href->{quad_name}"} = "$href->{st_name1}" ;
                                                            ^
>       }
>       elsif ($href->{st_name4} eq "$state") {
>       #print "$href->{quad_name}, $href->{st_name1}\n" ; 
>       $state_hash{"$href->{quad_name}"} = "$href->{st_name1}" ;
                                                            ^
>       }
>       }
>       }
>    }
> }

It's a real crime to copy source code.
Here you see why.


Cheerio,
Janek


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