I am trying to solve something simple. I have worked on it and tried to find the answer in many places. Such as CGI redirect, Redirect Problem, and of course, CPAN CGI::Cookie and CGI

Here is the code that I am using. I am trying to set a cookie then move along to another page... 

    $c = new CGI::Cookie(-name    =>  'login',
            -value   =>  $login2,
                -expires =>  '+3M',
                -domain  =>  '$domain',
        );
    print header(-cookie=>[$c]);
           print "URI:http://$URL/"; 
#and tried print "Location:http://$URL/";

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This is the snippet from my .pl that does not work. Any suggestions would help. I can set the cookie by itself and that works. I want the page to refresh after doing so though and I haven't figured out how to do that. I feel like I have tried them all, and know I haven't. LeGo

In reply to CGI and Redirect/URI/Location by LeGo

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