in reply to Update page inside CGI/Perl sript

To reload page on client side you need some code on client side. Maybe in HTML

<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="5" />

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Also you can change content of any element in HTML page using Javascript. Just send all data via Javascript array for example and after that read each element of array in Javascript and change content of your text box.

But Perl can't do anything on client side (of course if this is not PerlScript).

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Re^2: Update page inside CGI/Perl sript
by aartisesha (Novice) on Dec 13, 2007 at 12:08 UTC
    The array contents can be stored in a flat file line by line or using a delimeter. Then perl code can be written to read the file and store the elements in the @lang array. So when a new item needs to be added just add it to the flat file.
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