Jason --
I don't have answers for your other questions, but ...
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% I always start off my code by using CGI.pm object-oriented method:
% print $q->header( "text/html" ),
% $q->start_html( -title => "eDPS1 DS0 Monitor", -bgcolor => "#ff" ),
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Bob,
Your comments did help. My response below:
Bob Showalter> This is a "drill down" concept, right? Why not just use a simple link?
Bob Showalter> Details
I don't think this is just a "drill down" concept. I need some way of
passing the variables between the pages so that a dynamically buil
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> From: Jason Ostrom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 10:06 PM
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> Subject: Dynamically creating submit buttons
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> To those in the know, I have a couple of questions about the best way
To those in the know, I have a couple of questions about the best way
to create dynamic form elements.
I have a script that queries a database and dynamically generates a
table, as shown below in the code. What I am attempting to do is have
a form element off to the right of each Table Row that
