My form passes a series of data values as a :: delimited string in a
select called 'match':
<select name='match'>
<option>LastName::FirstName::DoB::etc</option>
# more combinations
and I want to populate the $c->detach template fields with the selected
values. This works if I do:
my ($last_name, $first_name, $dob, $etc)
= split '::', $c->req->param('match');
$c->request->param(last_name => $last_name);
$c->request->param(first_name => $first_name);
$c->request->param(dob => $dob); # etc
and it populates the template with the appropriate values, but it seems
a bit messy as I'm attributing values to request parameters that were
not actually there in the first place - is there a better way?
--
Richard Jones
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