question is that how can i display the out in separate html form. means i want to separate business logic in cgi

The question doesn't make sense, what is "separate html form" mean?

This is how CGI works
1) browser makes http request ... url something something ... cgi-bin/ foo...
2) server runs "foo" cgi program .... and the "foo" cgi program prints http headers and http content

"http content" can be any bytes of html you want however you want it

So what is it that you're asking how to do?

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In reply to Re: How to display output in separate html form in cgi script by Anonymous Monk
in thread How to display output in separate html form in cgi script by manmanda

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