This is the code for the script 
#!/usr/bin/perl

require("cgi-lib.pl")

print &PrintHeader;
&ReadParse(*form_data);

print qq|<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>Reverse Script</TITLE></HEAD>
       <BODY BGCOLOR="FFFFFF" TEXT="000000">
<!--start of data-->\n|;

$original = $form_data{'originalstring'};
$reverse = "$original";


$original2 = $form_data{'originalstring2'};
$reverse2 = "$original2";


$original3 = $form_data{'originalstring3'};
$reverse3 = "originalstring3";




}

if ($form_data{'javacgibridge'} eq "on") {
    print "$reverse~|~$reverse2~|~$reverse3~|~~|~\n";
} else { # javacgibridge is not on
    print "This is the original string:<P>";
    print "$original\n";
    print "<P>";


    print "This is the reversed string:<P>";
    print "$reverse";
    print "<P>";
}

print "<!--end of data-->
</BODY></HTML>\n";

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In reply to Re^2: cgi-lib.pl by Anonymous Monk
in thread cgi-lib.pl by Anonymous Monk

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