On Fri, 18 Jan 2002 00:57, you wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I use HTML::FillInForm as well, but have found that you need to be
> > careful with your run-modes when using HTML::FillInForm. Even if you
> > statically add your runmodes to your templates, HTML::FillInForm will
> > 'rewrite' your hidden fields, including the runmode if the runmode was
> > part of the CGI query object. This is only really a problem if you
have
> > multiple forms on your page that submit to different runmodes.
>
> This issue was addressed in one of the more recent releases of
> HTML::FillInForm. From the docs:
>
> Suppose you have multiple forms in a html and among
> them there is only one form you want to fill in,
> specify target.
Yes, I noticed that, but since I always statically include my runmodes in
the templates, I don't ever want HTML::FillInForm to change a runmode
variable. I guess what I could have done is add support for an 'ignore
list' to HTML::FillInForm.
Something like:
$output = $fif->fill(scalarref => \$html,
fobject => $q,
target => 'form1'
ignore => ['rm']);
Thanks
Cees
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