Hello
My problem is that I like to create a http request from some html code I have generated via HTML::Template. And when I have send the request I like to receive the response. So far the tutorials I have seen have all been used a url for the http request. But I think my problem is very easy to solve, but Im a totally newbi when it comes to web and CGI programming. So if you can give me an example of how to solve the problem I will be very pleased.
The code is generally just a html body that contains a javascript. See the example below. example: 
<html>
  <head>
    <body>
      <script src="http://track.adform.net/adfserve/?bn=148362;click=h
+ttp://adserver.adtech.de/adlink|323|91793|1|277|AdId=2046258;BnId=1;i
+time=940075463;nodecode=yes;link=;ord=940075463;adfxid=1x;2011;set1=e
+n-US|en-US|1440X900|10;set2=1450|700|24|8|10|0|3|7|0|0&CREFURL=http%3
+A%2F%2Fekstrabladet%2Edk%2F" language="JavaScript">
      </script>
    </body>
</html>

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Regards
krisravn

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