What do you think and mean by saying "Multiple inserts of the same value"? I wanna make sure we're talking about the same thing. In my script, I only do the INSERT if the script doesn't stop after redirecting in my if-clause. Basically there are no multiple inserts...

No frameworks, just perl and cgi. With perl I also print some javascript, and I do this always like this: print qq{<!--My HTML HERE-->};.

Why do I need to bounce the user around? Well I got a HTML-Form, and if I send the form something needs to get done in the background. So do I have a choice in not doing this?
Update: I just missed to say, that if it is successfully, I need to show him the created order notice. The user is also able to look other already created ones, so I have one script always having the same function. Same for error.pl, I'm always redirecting to error.pl using different parameters to print different errors. For me this makes it a little bit cleaner on developing and maintaining.
Thank you sir.

In reply to Re^2: Weird CGI behaviour on different Browsers - Apache by Yaerox
in thread Weird CGI behaviour on different Browsers - Apache by Yaerox

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