First off, thanks for helping me, I really appreciate it.
I'm printing out the @Draw using this code:
foreach my $item (@Draw){
my @foo = split(/\|/, $item);
my $rowColor;
if ($counter == 7){
$rowColor = "#c0c0c0";
}else{
$rowColor = "#ffffff";
}
print "<tr bgcolor='$rowColor'>\n";
print "\t<td>$counter</td>\n";
print qq{\t<td><a href="$foo[3]" target="_new">$foo[1]</a></td>\n};
print "\t<td><input type='checkbox' name='PlayedCheckbox'
value='$counter'></td>\n";
print "\t<td><input type='checkbox' name='discardCardsCheckbox'
value=''></td>\n";
print "</tr>\n";
$counter++;
}
The above code works great when the @Draw is populated from my text file
(which happens "pre-submission"). However, when the form is submitted, I
only get the first record of @Draw.
This code below is what I'm using to populate the textarea which passes
'drawHidden' (which is what populates the @Draw "post-submission"). Note
that if you erase a line or two from the textarea, that is correctly
reflected upon submission. However, I'm still just managing to write out
the very first record of @Draw, and not all of the records. Does that make
any sense?
print "<textarea rows='10' cols='80' name='drawHidden'>";
foreach (@Draw){
chomp;
print $_;
}
print "</textarea>";
So I guess my newest question is, what am I doing wrong to only print out
the first record of @Draw?
This is where you can see my mess in action 8^)
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