Upload form
[at] files = 4;
for(my $i=1;$i<=scalar( [at] $files);$i++){
print "File $i Path: ";
print $query->filefield('excel');
print "<br><br>";
}

After form Submit
my [at] filehandles = $query->upload("excel");
print scalar( [at] filehandles); # Is always 1 even if I upload more than
one file

How do i upload multiple files with the same name and handle it using
cgi-lib?


Thanks
iavian

vijay [at] iavian.com <vijay [at] iavian.com> wrote:

> [at] files = 4;


That array has one element in it.


> for(my $i=1;$i<=scalar( [at] $files);$i++){


Where have you defined $files?

You should always enable warnings and strict when developing Perl code:

use warnings;
use strict;

Assumming you meant [at] files instead of [at] $files, then the loop
will iterate 1 time, because that is what you told it to do.

If you want a loop that will iterate 4 times, then something
like this will do it:

foreach my $i ( 1 .. 4 )


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vijay [at] iavian.com wrote:
> How do i upload multiple files with the same name and handle it using
> cgi-lib?

Unless somebody is inclined to give you a history lesson on cgi-lib.pl,
the Perl 5 module CGI::UploadEasy (with CGI.pm behind the scenes) will
probably do what you need.

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Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote:

> vijay [at] iavian.com wrote:
>> How do i upload multiple files with the same name and handle it using
>> cgi-lib?
>
> Unless somebody is inclined to give you a history lesson on cgi-lib.pl,
> the Perl 5 module CGI::UploadEasy (with CGI.pm behind the scenes) will
> probably do what you need.
>
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