Hi Keszler,

I am trying to write the stuff in a html file and then trying to redirect to that html page, then also it's not redirecting. Below is he code:

open(F,">$DIR_html") or die "Cannot create $DIR_html: $!";
print F start_html("-title" => "Search in progress","-head" => ["<meta
+ http-equiv=refresh content=20>"]);
print F h1("Search in progress");
print F p("The search is still in progress.  Please reload this page."
+);
print F end_html;
close(F);
}
defined(my $childpid = fork) or die "Cannot fork: $!";
if ($childpid) { 
print redirect("http://localhost/htmlfilewritten");
}

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Any idea why it's not working? In this case it should work, cause whatever the header,start_html I have written to file and not to STDOUT.

In reply to Re: cgi redirect by Anonymous Monk
in thread cgi redirect by Anonymous Monk

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