Is there a way to seamlessly repost HTTP Post data into a new URL through the browser? I can use LWP to get the data, but instead of getting an LWP response and printing it, I'd like to just post the data to that page after I've intercepted it...

Writing a tracking script, and need a "waystation" inbetween a form post and its destination... instead of posting to http://www.perlmonks.com, I need to post to /scripts/tracker.pl and then have tracker.pl do the post operation to http://www.perlmonks.com (without having tracker.pl parse the http post response and display it, but actually passing the data along to perlmonks.com invisibly...)
hope I make sense, since I make little cents...

tanks:barry
open(HELP,"perl.monks|");

In reply to Invisible HTTP Post Redirect by Anonymous Monk

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