Posting all of the code involved would be impractical :-) but I can post the few lines that I have in that redirect and such. Script A : print redirect( -uri => ${$aFileHash}{"xscript"}); Script B gets hit : form gets printed out and the action of the form is the value that was stored in ${$aFileHash}{"xscript"} (recursive call). In Script B : After the form gets printed to screen I put in the line print $ENV{"SCRIPT_NAME"} . " | " . referer(); exit(0); at the top of the script to see what gets passed back. I have other checks dependent on what the referer is. I won't get into that because right now all I'm interested in is figuring out if scriptB was called by the form generated by scriptB. In Script A is there a way to say completely replace the script in the browser? After Script A redirects to Script B, Script A is still showing in the URI.

In reply to Re: Perl page redirection by rpike
in thread Perl page redirection by rpike

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