Re: How to access an unknown number of CGI variables in a CGI script

Hello, I have an HTML form in which a user can click on "Add a row" link to have another row

There's no such thing as a row in an html form.

Or perhaps there's a better way to name the variable in the form to begin with? Thanks!

HTML forms do not have variables.

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Re^2: How to access an unknown number of CGI variables in a CGI script by Anonymous Monk on Jan 08, 2013 at 09:12 UTC
Or perhaps there's a better way to name the variable in the form to begin with? Thanks! "student" Maybe have been thinking of "php form arrays" in which case CGI::Struct	[reply]
Re^2: How to access an unknown number of CGI variables in a CGI script by Anonymous Monk on Jan 08, 2013 at 10:58 UTC
Hello, I have an HTML form in which a user can click on "Add a row" link to have another row There's no such thing as a row in an html form. Sure there is Or perhaps there's a better way to name the variable in the form to begin with? Thanks! HTML forms do not have variables. Sure they do	[reply]