I've got what amounts to a control panel or preferences settings system that uses HTML and perl scripts. I'm running this on Mandrake Linux 8.2 with Apache 1.3. I have two pages that interact with each other. The 2nd page, the one I'm having problems with, has a number of checkboxes, drop down menus, and radio buttons. The first time I press Submit, all the values are passed properly to the called perl script. The problem comes in after that. When I use this page again, (both second and later times) and press "Submit", the page passes all the form elements (or rather their values) again, but twice. It keeps building, but I'm not sure if it adds another copy of all the values each time I submit the page or not.
In other words, I press submit once, I get one set of values, and am returned to a front page. I go from the front page back to the page with the form and press submit again, and I get two sets of the same values. I just keep getting more and more values. How are these values staying in memory? How can I purge them? Thanks. Hal -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
