On Mon, 3 Mar 2003 16:07:26 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Todd Wade) wrote:
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>"Zentara" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>> You might want to try assigning a variable name to param("quantity")
>> first, before you set up the table. I don't know why, but sometimes
>> the scripts don't like it any other way. I've run into this type of
>> thing before, and just take the easy way out, and assign a variable.
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>This is not true at all.
Well what ever the reason is, it has worked that way sometimes for me.
When you start deeply nesting and quoting in tables and here documents,
Perl will sometimes fail to interpolate unless you force the value into
a variable. I guess I havn't learned the trick yet.
>If you look at the html source, there are multiple input fields are named
>"quanity". You need a way of indexing your quanity fields so you know which
>value of the array to fetch while looping through the selected items.
Yeah, I realized that while thinking about it later. Another solution is
to put an "separate order button" along each item, or he can rename
the quantity parameter to "quantity-furry", quantity-stripped", etc,etc.
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