From: Wiley Davis <wileydavis@...>
Date: 2009-10-11T23:05:45+09:00
Subject: Re: Can't use variable from cgi with hpricot


> Other than that, your code looks ok to me, so I would check your form 
> data. Something like the following should get recognized by cgi.

Just to be sure, I checked the form and it looks okay.

> CGI is a fickle little LIB, but she'll start to do your bidding once she 
> feels that you know what you are doing. 

Darn... that'll be a while :)

> If you just can't get CGI to read the form data, you can try to access 
> the data using ARGV as if the string was a command line variable to your 
> script.

As noted below, cgi seems to be reading the string. I can read it and 
display it with a:

puts @linky

but whenever i try to pass it along to hpricot, it gives me a server 
error. Odd.
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