The objects DO come into perl in the correct order. It is perl that is
messing them up. You have 2 options:
1. Write your own parser and stay off CGI module. You can get a good example
from Matts script archive.. "formmail.pl"
2. Add a hidden field in the form.. with the field-order you want kept
straight.
Charles Maier
CDM Consulting Services
http://www.cdmcon.com
(610) 942-2726
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> I have written a script that reads a form. The form has places
> for text and some radio buttons. On submit, the data that gets
> sent to my perl script isn't in the same order as they are
> positioned in the html form. Why?
Sorry, but you have no control on the sequence that these web form objects
are returned.
CGI.pm and cgi-lib.pl both place the returned data in a hash, so just look
for data in these named keys.
Walter
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