Hi everyone, What I think is. If is there any way to display a page in CGI, where you've got some news for example and you would have something in the code like: 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use warnings;
use CGI;
my $content = new CGI;
print $content->header("text/html");
print "SOME TEXT HERE";
<SUBMIT BUTTON WITH ACTION SOME ACTION (WHAT ACTION?)- MUST BE PRESSED
+ IF YOU WANT TO READ MORE>
if ( $pressed )
{
print "REST OF THE PAGE";
}
print $content->end_html;

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I hope you know what I mean. Generaly I want to execute the rest of the code when button was pressed. Is there any simple way to do it ? Regards, Jarek

In reply to How to display part of the page when click on submit (CGI) by Jarek

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