I may be the only one, but I'm not familiar with a script called formmail.pl. I checked CPAN, and didn't see it there either.

I'm not sure that you can expect to get help with a script unless you provide the inputs and outputs of that script, or post the code itself.

Assuming that this is a web application that you are building, and that formmail.pl is some script that you've found that uses HTTP POSTs to send email: I would suggest that you look at building a form on your original page, setting the values using javascript, CGI, or maybe HTTP GETs, then redirecting to formmail.pl using those values you set. In javascript, this would be a document.form.submit where 'form' is the name of your html form.

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In reply to Re: Perl script calling in another Perl script by beachbum
in thread Perl script calling in another Perl script by focus310

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