Hej Anonimous monk and thanks for your reply,

The problem is that my original csv file is ISO-8859-1 encoded and that all clients that will use this script will use ISO-8859-1 on their browsers. I did this (exactly that you showed me before :-D ) : 

sub URLDekod {
    my $URLkodad = $_[0];
       $URLkodad =~ tr/+/ /;
       $URLkodad =~ s/%([a-fA-F0-9]{2,2})/chr(hex($1))/eg;
       return $URLkodad;
      }

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but that means I have to open a file again, run through subroutine, save it to another file and then close and unlink and rename and so on.

I was just looking for TMTOWTDI from more experienced people that probably is much shorter then my solution (having in mind simple fact that I have som problems by taking C out of my head).

This is what I did after saving file 

open (TEMP, "<$tempfil") or die "Kan inte \xF6ppna filen $kontorfil"; 
open (NYF, "+>$nyfil") or die "Kan inte \xF6ppna filen $nyfil";
flock (NYF,2) or die $!;
while (<TEMP>) {
print NYF URLDekod($_);
close TEMP;
close NYF;
}

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Any better TMTOWTDI is highly appreciated.

In reply to Re^2: Save form data with decoded URL chars by SerZKO
in thread Save form data with decoded URL chars by SerZKO

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