I started using CGI::Application to rewrite one of my cgi applications that I have. I haven't seen an example of a more complex application then the one on the man page that had 3 run modes. What I want to know is how do I jump around the run modes. For example I have one rm (run mode) that is a basic form page the asks for the username and password. when they click on submit it goes to rm 2 which checks the username and password. Then rm 2 decides which rm to send the user too. If the username and password are correct send to rm 4 if username and password are wrong send to rm 3 if no username and passwords are defined send to rm 1. I don't fully understand CGI::Application yet so if you know where some good examples are please post them too.

Also rm 2 does not have anything to display all it does is process the info.

In reply to CGI::Application trouble understanding it. by SteveS832001

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