Please-Please Use the code tags to enter in the metarefresh. My suggestion is don't use a meta-refresh. Use something like this
use CGI;
$q = new CGI;
if ($q->param('foo')) {
#do stuff if has stuff in field
}else {
print $q->redirect('http://www.foo.bar');
}
the redirect goes back to your original html page. Make sure you don't print anything to the browser before the if to make the redirect work.
Or
if ($q->param('foo')) {
#do stuff if has stuff in field
}else {
my $bar = $q->param('bar'); #should test this too.
print $q->header;
print "foo was empty please try again";
print "your html stuff here again";
#this next line keeps the info already provided.
print "<input type=text name=bar value=$bar>";
}
--BigJoe
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