Perl bless you, my brothers,
I want to found only idea how to do something to work. I am working on system which using hmtl pages with forms which are processed by perl script. I want to do this: Once user log into this system, each time he submit form, I want to call script with his user login information (maybe with input hidden field = username...) So as user browsing through .html pages system must still remember user login information.

Only one idea, which I founded, how to transfer user login information between pages through all system, is made index as .pl script which can call and view all .html pages dynamically, with some changes in source code (it can insert in form part hidden field with user login name.... ).

Second idea is make this with SSI but I dont know how to identificate user to insert right data into form fields which SSI insert....

If you know, how do this simlier, it help me so much.
Thanks and Perl be with you.

Li Tin O've Weedle
mad Tsort's philosopher

In reply to How to easy transfer parameters betwen html pages. by LiTinOveWeedle

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