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but I am not sure if this is correct.

Well , technically it is correct, but traditionally adminmod is a different url, say /adminmode/foo.cgi or adminfoo.cgi so that you can restrict adminmode using extra means

Anyway, see one example Re: Need help to guide how to create client sort table ( mojo.template.array.autoindex.sortable.pl ) and some perspective :) learn about the internet, Web Programming: For Beginners, to get an overall picture of how the internet works, how tcp/ip, sockets, websites, html, ajax, all fit together.

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by Anonymous Monk on Jul 02, 2013 at 14:55 UTC

    For more perspective on how-to organize the urls in the best human oriented way read Clean URL/RESTful (means GET/POST/PUT/PATCH/DELETE )

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      Thanks, but that will take me a long time to read and understand it all. I have a basic understanding, and the most important thing for me right now is to finish this. I can't find code examples anywhere.
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        Nevermind, I was just being impatient :( Thanks for your help!
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