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Posted to embperl@perl.apache.org by Ilia Lobsanov <il...@lobsanov.com> on 2000/05/01 18:23:30 UTC
Embperl HIDDEN
The docs state:
<<If you use just the 'hidden' command without parameters, it simply
generates hidden fields for all form fields submitted to this document which
aren't already contained in another input field.
>>
My question is: (how) can I use the hidden command to generate hidden fields
for ALL form fields, regardless if they're already contained in another
input field?
thank you.
Re: Embperl HIDDEN
Posted by Robert <ro...@robert.cz>.
indrek siitan wrote:
>
> looks like everyone has his own problems with hidden. :) I've sworn
> a lot of dirty words trying to understand under which circumstances
> hidden doesn't recognize that the value has already been used in
> <SELECT> and reprints it, resulting in "field=value<tab>value" in
> the next page the data is submitted to..
Hi,
I'm just having the same problem - what did you do to fix it?
- Robert
RE: Embperl HIDDEN
Posted by indrek siitan <tf...@cafe.ee>.
Hi,
> My question is: (how) can I use the hidden command to generate
> hidden fields for ALL form fields, regardless if they're already
> contained in another input field?
looks like everyone has his own problems with hidden. :) I've sworn
a lot of dirty words trying to understand under which circumstances
hidden doesn't recognize that the value has already been used in
<SELECT> and reprints it, resulting in "field=value<tab>value" in
the next page the data is submitted to..
anyway, the solution you're looking for is: [$ hidden %fdat $] (as
described in the manual)
Rgds,
Tfr
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