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Assuming you're using CGI, you can use the param method to return all of the form parameters passed in. One of the nice things about param is that you can use it in list context, so you can loop through or grab the names of all params, so you can do:

my @names = CGI::param;

for my $name ( @names ){
  # Get each value.
  my $value = CGI::param($name);
  # Do something with the value.
}
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In reply to Re: retrieve dynamic form data by cbrandtbuffalo
in thread retrieve dynamic form data by Anonymous Monk

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