Well, the smart money is on use CGI and call the param method.

Odds are that you'll eventually have had enough of usign that for more complicated forms and you'll want CGI::FormBuilder

There are many good CGI tutorials out there, and even the bad ones are worth reading (if only once)

In other news $ENV{PATH_INFO} will give you all the extra stuff in the url, after your script name, so if your script is host/foo.pl, and the request is made for http://host/foo.pl/clothes/shirt/hawiian, `clothes/shirt/hawiian' will appear in $ENV{PATH_INFO} and you simply feed that to a split '/' or some more complicated sub somewhere to map that extra string to some content that matches. (sadly, I don't have a pre-wrapped nugget-o-code to show off with, although i'd love to)

merlyn also has some wicked-mad articlesl on stonehenge that you may be interested in oggling the now-defunct WebTechniques Magazine. - the Magazine is defunct, not the info therein.

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