Mmm, I'm not too sure to be honest - I guess one way would be to build up %in using CGI.pm:
my %in;
for my $key ( $q->param() ) {
$in{$_} = $q->param($_);
}
The old code for getting %in is a bit outdated (as CGI.pm handles it much more elegantly, or GT::CGI in LinksSQL and their other newer scripts)
Hope that helps.
Andy (mod)
andy@ultranerds.co.uk
Want to give me something back for my help? Please see my Amazon Wish List
GLinks ULTRA Package | GLinks ULTRA Package PRO
Links SQL Plugins | Website Design and SEO | UltraNerds | ULTRAGLobals Plugin | Pre-Made Template Sets | FREE GLinks Plugins!
Code:
my $q = CGI->new(); my %in;
for my $key ( $q->param() ) {
$in{$_} = $q->param($_);
}
The old code for getting %in is a bit outdated (as CGI.pm handles it much more elegantly, or GT::CGI in LinksSQL and their other newer scripts)
Hope that helps.
Andy (mod)
andy@ultranerds.co.uk
Want to give me something back for my help? Please see my Amazon Wish List
GLinks ULTRA Package | GLinks ULTRA Package PRO
Links SQL Plugins | Website Design and SEO | UltraNerds | ULTRAGLobals Plugin | Pre-Made Template Sets | FREE GLinks Plugins!
