No no no. Far too much work. 
use URI;

sub add_param {
  my $url = shift; # string
  my $name = shift; # string
  my $value = shift; #string

  $url = URI->new($url);
  $url->query_form($url->query_form, $name, $value);
  return $url->as_string;
}

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But the problem is if you're going to call this more than once, you really ought to hoist it up to the outer level, or give it more than one pair at a time, or it will be doggy slow. </code>

-- Randal L. Schwartz, Perl hacker

In reply to •Re: Re: •Re: Adding param to a specified URL by merlyn
in thread Adding param to a specified URL by maltesehamster

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