http://myserver.com/scriptname/variablea=3892/variableb="test"

In this case you can do something like:

  use Apache;

  # path_info will contain a leading slash. You might want to get
  # rid of trailing slashes too ... YMMV
 (my $path = Apache->request->path_info) =~ s#^/##;

  my %param = split /[\/=]/, $path;

  print "$param{variablea}:$param{variableb}"; # 3892:"test"
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Usual caveats about roll-you-own CGI apply.

In production code you'll obviously want to properly cope with odd number of parameters (if you can count of specified parameters, consider using an array instead of a hash, and call it as /scriptname/3892/test instead).

And don't forget to untaint!

Tony

Tony