I have a Perl script that is an action page for a Cold Fusion form where it that takes Cold Fusion parameters and passes them to my script for mailing then passes the parameters to a Cold Fusion action page. Everything works great but was wondering if I can hide the url parameters that show in the url on my redirect: 
#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use CGI qw(:standard); #Perl web CGI module
use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser);
    
my $query = new CGI;
my $name = $query->param("name") || "";
my $city = $query->param("city") || "";

#do perl mail stuff here
#etc......

#now pass parameters here
print $query->redirect("http://webserverhere/mydirectory/act.cfm?name=
+$name&city=$city");

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Here is how the url looks in the browser on my Cold Fusion action page after a form is submitted with 'Name' value of Richard and 'City' value of Atlanta. Can I hide those values so they dont show in the url??? 
http://webserverhere/mydirectory/act.cfm?name=Richard&city=Atlanta

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In reply to Hiding passed values in url by Anonymous Monk

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