Carl, The reason I created 2 separate .cgi is to illustrate the possibility of doing just that.
In real life, I might use a single .cgi (or not) depending on complexity. You have been a great help and I very much appreciate your time. George On 5/25/11 4:34 AM, Carl Franks wrote:
Personally, for a simple example, I'd combine the 2 .cgi files into 1. your simple.cgi is already doing `if ( $form->submitted ) {} else {}` so the form may as well post to simple.cgi, and you can just get rid of the 2nd .cgiNext, the initial CGI file: simple.cgi ====================== 28 $form->indicator("textvar"); 29 $form->process( $cgi_query );As it is, lines 28 is redundant, and line 29 doesn't need the $cgi_query parameter passed, as that .cgi is only being used to display the form.And last, the processing CGI file: simple_get.cgi ====================== 19 $query = new CGI; 25 #$form->action("/cgi-bin/simple_get.cgi"); 26 #$form->method("post"); 27 $form->indicator("submit"); 28 $form->process();Line 28 needs to be $form->process( $query ); This will solve the initial problem. Carl _______________________________________________ HTML-FormFu mailing list HTML-FormFu@lists.scsys.co.uk http://lists.scsys.co.uk/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/html-formfu
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