Here's an update in case anyone's interested. I studied another script that does print a link correctly, and applied its approach to this one as follows:

In the form, I name the input "continue" like this:
<input type="hidden" name="continue" value="http://www.webmonkeydean.com/et-toi/">

In the script I assigned a value to "$JUMP_URL" like this:
$JUMP_URL="$fields{'continue'}";

and wrote the links like this:
<a href="$fields{'continue'}">Continue</a>

This works for the "you already voted" html page, which is a simple page to generate. But it does not work for the "results" page, which is printed by the script in 3 or 4 sections. In that page the link for "continue" shows up as empty quotes ("") instead of the URL.

I'm going to try turning off buffering by adding $|=1; to the second line and see it that fixes it. I'll let you know how it goes. Thanks for tuning in!

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