working with cgi.pm i`ve got exactly the opposite as my problem, i.e. i can`t get rid of the "sticky" hidden values creating the distinct page from the same pl script and using the same names for the hidden fields...
use cgi;
my $q=new cgi;
sub page1{
print $q->textfield(-name=>'bla');
}
sub page2{
print $q->hidden(-name=>'bla',-value=>'what ever i put will come out as value from form');
}
etc...
how can i get round this?
oh, tried
use cgi (-nosticky);
as described by lincoln stein...
too dumb tim looking for someone smart with a big heart?
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