I wouldn't know how to make it stop redirecting in the same window, but if the data is lost in the new window maybe you could try a url_param. Instead of post.pl, use something like 
my $forminfo = param('forminfo');
post.pl?stuff=$forminfo

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Then in post.pl, do something like: 
my $forminfo = param('stuff');

if ($forminfo)
{
 print "Hello world!\n";
 print "$forminfo";
}

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I have no idea if this will help your problem, but if you pass the paramaters as part of the URL itself, maybe it will help.


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In reply to Re: (OT) (OT) To open a form in a new window by sulfericacid
in thread (OT) To open a form in a new window by Anonymous Monk

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