No. I gave you the link to the documentation, and all the words you need to search for in the documentation, and the documentation includes examples.

If you have problems understanding the stuff, please ask. But I'm not going to do your work for you, unless you pay for it (but that would be pretty off-topic on perlmonks). Being a newbie is not an excuse. If you don't learn stuff, you'll be a newbie forever.

If you're not inclined to learn stuff, and put effort into it, this is the wrong forum for you.

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In reply to Re^5: POST Method 302 Error by moritz
in thread POST Method 302 Error by pkumar.pr

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