Hi All,
I have a perl/CGI script (let's call it scriptA) that, when called, redirects to another CGI script (let's call scriptB). ScriptB essentially parses and prints an html page back to the browser for the user to fill out. When the user finishes filling out the form he/she submits it (recursive call back to scriptB). In scriptB I have a check in it whereby I check $ENV{"SCRIPT_NAME"} and also check the value returned from referer() (from CGI::Session). referer actually returns the path of scriptA when I was hoping it would return scriptB. I assume the reason why is because scriptB was initially scriptA but redirected to. Is there a way to "replace" scriptA when the initial redirection is performed? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Rob
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