Hello Monks, I have a perl cgi script which outputs html (Content-type:text/html). Also I have another perl script which downloads a file (Content-Type:application/x-download). I need some giudance here . I need to get the html o/p and download file through just a single CGI url . Stuff I tried : 1. ) Adding 2 content-types in a single file. Only the HTML got the printed and the download got garbled. 2.) inserting the download script in the html script through print redirect . Inserting the script before content-type:text/html just got the download . Inserting the download script after the content-type:text/html got the cgi url for download printed. Anyhelp is appreciated.

In reply to Perl CGI : Output to HTML and download a file by Pav

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