hi there. I am looking for some info how to transfer operation result from one perl cgi to another cgi - a simple text string e.g "john.big" wchich is the name of file processed by CGI no.1 ($johnbig) and needs to be put in CGI no.2 as $john. the problem is that cgi 1 and 2 are working for multiusers and I do not want to share this info - $johnbig & $john needs to be strict value for each session and will be different for each user. I need simple solution - like button - "auto copy and paste" or similar. cgi 1 will wait until cgi 2 sends the data string. Thnx for help

In reply to transfer data between 2 perl progs by cashoob

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