Unfortunately, I am rather unfamilar with CGI, but I do know (or think I know) that that would be a redirect (i think). I know with JSPs that you can use response.sendRedirect("somepagehere") (or something similar). I would be surprised if CGI coudnt do the same thing. Anybody help out and confirm this?


thanks!
E-Bitch
adendum: or better yet, you could shoot out a meta redirect tag like this:

<META HTTP-EQUIV='refresh' CONTENT="0;URL='http://www.whatever.com/sub
+mitsuccessful.html'">

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in the head. Its a bit of a hack, but it would work.

In reply to Re: Re: Re: How do I link in CGI? by E-Bitch
in thread How do I link in CGI? by Anonymous Monk

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