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Check out -nosticky

It doesn't work™. Replacing the use line with use CGI qw/-nosticky/; doesn't change anything. The documentation of -override mentions -no_sticky so I tried it too, to no avail (it must be a typo). Also tried $q->nosticky, $q->nosticky (1) and $CGI::NOSTICKY = 1 after some googling.

and -override

This solves the problem, although it has the drawback that I have to add it everywhere. Thank you!

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David Serrano

In reply to Re^2: Form doesn't get updated after submission to same page by Hue-Bond
in thread Form doesn't get updated after submission to same page by Hue-Bond

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