Passing Multi Form Page as array to write CSV file

[Baffled]

Ok. First some preamble. I have a webpage that is loaded with a users saved CSV file containing a database of items, each row is one item with 15 fields of designated information about that item.
On this page the file is read and using a foreach loop to print out a small form for each item. Each form field is prefilled using the $title, $price, $shipping ect variables from the csv file.

Form for item one title, price, size, shipping
form for item two title, price, size, shipping
form for item three title, price, size, shipping
form for item four title, price, size, shipping
and so on until all lines are read.

I wish to have it so when a user edits the title for a item and pushes a save button it re-writes the CSV file with any new changes made. I was trying something like the following but I know its all wrong. When called it returns like as if it worked but yet nothing actually happens

my ($title, $reserve, $inc, $desc, $image1, $image2, $image3, $image4)
$form{'RETURNPOLICY'} =~ s/\</\&lt\;/g;
    $form{'RETURNPOLICY'} =~ s/\>/\&gt\;/g;
    $form{'item'} = $rdata5;
    foreach $invrecord (@allrecords){
    
    open (NEWSHT, ">>$config{'basepath'}$config{'inventory'}/spreadshe
+ets/$form{'item'}.dat") or die "Could not edit your inventory spreads
+heet file :$!\n";
            print NEWSHT "$form{'TTITLE'}$fielddelimiter$form{'RESERVE
+'}$fielddelimiter$form{'INC'}$fielddelimiter$form{'DESC'}$fielddelimi
+ter$form{'IMAGE1'}$fielddelimiter$form{'IMAGE2'}$fielddelimiter$form{
+'IMAGE3'}$fielddelimiter$form{'IMAGE4'}";
            close NEWSHT;
            
            }

[NetWallah]

Do you have anything in @allrecords ?

You iterate using $invrecord, but do not use that inside your 'for' loop.

Can you print your $form{*} fields to the screen to verify that they contain what you expect ?

[Baffled]

Thanks, you didnt know it but you really helped me with a different problem. I never knew about $form{*} to print out all the form fields. When I saw it I hit myself up side the head.