Im using Param() twice in my program (two different .cgi scripts), but I cant figure out how to get perl to know that. Basically my first page uses a form an a 
Unless(Param())
{
Show Form
}
else
{
Process form and do some other link related stuff.
}

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Then from there the users needs to click links which are created by my script to have the value of ID sent from page 1 to page 2. So this link here will tell page to do "id=2" stuff on page 2: myscript.com/secondpage.cgi?id=2..But page two also uses unless(param()) to get the users input, etc etc...But since I guess they are both using param when you do the URL above it automatically gives a "results" page as if you submitted the 2nd form? Very strange, do I need to declare Param differently, I cant figure this thing out.

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