here is where I am now...
This works in Netscape but not IE? 
    $c = new CGI::Cookie(-name    =>  'login',
                -value   =>  $login2,
                -expires =>  '+3M',
        );
    $d = new CGI;
    print $d->redirect(-cookie=>$c, -location=>"$URL");

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This works in IE but not Netscape? 
    $c = new CGI::Cookie(-name    =>  'login',
                -value   =>  $login2,
                -expires =>  '+3M',
                -domain  =>  '.mydomain.com'
        );
    $d = new CGI;
    print $d->redirect(-cookie=>$c, -location=>"$URL");

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I didn't think that the domain should make a difference for IE but it did. So I tried adding -nph=>1 to both $c and $d seperately. When I added it to $c it did not do anything. When I added it to $d it gave an Internal Service Error.

Are there any comments or suggestions that I might be missing on my code here? I would like for it to work in both IE and Netscape obviously.

Also anyone know why netscape takes about 5 seconds to process and IE doesn't take any time?

LeGo

In reply to Re: Re: CGI and Redirect/URI/Location by LeGo
in thread CGI and Redirect/URI/Location by LeGo

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