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I decided to try CGI::Session out and was wondering if the user does not have cookies enabled, then that means I would need to pass the session id through the query string?
Only if you want to brand a user the way a cookie would. I find it easier to force the user to enable cookies.
I'm assuming HTML::Template would be best for this? Are there any other options that may be better/ more efficient?
For what, templating? Try searching for best templating system (or even super search) and similar keywords, it should bring up plenty of relevant previous discussions.

update: Here are some promising results

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