I would like too caution you, and any others who might look at this code, that this code would pass data in an unsecure manner. If it is sensitive data you might encrypt it before you send it, though encryption still doesn't ensure security. If you'd like to know more about encryption Ovid's cgi course has an example, and for security check the Security Faq and Ovid's Cgi-course

"Cogito cogito ergo cogito sum - I think that I think, therefore I think that I am." Ambrose Bierce

In reply to Re: How to pass form data to a onclick=javascript:new.window perl script by kutsu
in thread How to pass form data to a onclick=javascript:new.window perl script by Asgaroth

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