This snippet works in one of my applications just fine, I think it meets your requiremeents for the most part. This is from a web-based login that redirects to the calling script.

Create and set cookie, then redirect. 

my $cookie_name = "FOO" . $E . "SID";
my $SID_cookie = new  CGI::Cookie(-name    => $cookie_name,
                                  -value   => $sid,
                                  -path    => '/',
                                  -expires => "+2h",
                                  -domain  => '.foobar.com',
                                  );

print "Set-Cookie: " . $SID_cookie . "\n";
print $q->redirect("$redirectURL");

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In reply to Re: try to send cookie and redirect by wardk
in thread try to send cookie and redirect by Georgio

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