Thanks a lot, Shenme.

Now I understand the parameters. But, and forgive my difficulty in this matter, I still canīt understand how to make the upload.cgi script give-me partial info (for me to save it to a file and get another script to read, ok) about the download while he is uploading it. Isnīt it stuck in the line below untill it finishes?
my $fh = $q->upload( "file" ); # 'file' is the name of the field of the form where the user has selected the file.
And, I also donīt know if I shall call the upload_hook before, during or after this line above. I am not familiar with objects - just enough to deal with the modules -; can you, or any of the monks, give me a example of a non-object code including the upload() call above and the hook info-extraction?

Thanks a lot, you all!

André

In reply to Re^2: Upload hook syntax and location by Anonymous Monk
in thread Upload hook syntax and location by Andre_br

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