Well, here is an example of what you could use: 
$q = new CGI;
if(defined($q->param("confirm"))) {
   if($q->param("confirm") eq "yes"){
      #execute code for yes
   }
   else {
      #execute code for no
   }
}
else {
   print $q->header(),
         "<html>\n",
         "<head>\n",
         "<script laguage\"JavaScript\">\n",
         "<!--\",
         "popup=window.open(\"\", \"Confirm\",\"width=350, height=400,
+ toolbar=no menubar=no, scrollbars=no, resizeable=no\")\n",
         "popup.location.href=\"http://domain.com/confirm.html\n\",
         "popup.opener.name = \"opener\",
         "// -->\n",
         "</script>\n",
         "</head>\n<body>",
         "</body></html>";
}

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Then your confirm.html page could look like this 
<html>
   <body>
      <form target="opener" action"location.of.script" method="post" o
+nsubmit="window.close()">
         <input type="radio" value="yes" name="confirm">Yes
         <input type="radio" value="no" name="confirm">No
         <input type="submit" value="submit" name="submit">
      </form>
   </body>
</html>

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Update: I'm not sure and I didn't feel like testing it right now but the onsubmit tage in the form might be slightly miss written. What might happen, unfortunately is that the window would close before the form got submitted. So instead of testing the code, I will offer an alt. so as to make my life easier. First delete the onsubmit attribute. Then put this code replace the perl ouput code to this: 
...
else {
   print $q->header(),
         "<html>\n",
         "<head>\n",
         "<script laguage\"JavaScript\">\n",
         "<!--\",
         "popup=window.open(\"\", \"Confirm\",\"width=350, height=400,
+ toolbar=no menubar=no, scrollbars=no, resizeable=no\")\n",
         "popup.location.href=\"http://domain.com/confirm.html\n\",
         "popup.opener.name = \"opener\",
         "// -->\n",
         "</script>\n",
         "</head>\n<body onunload=\"popup.close();\">",
         "</body></html>";
}
...

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P.S. this might just be a better all around solution.
Clovs aka jclovs

In reply to Re: Popup Message Box? by jclovs
in thread Popup Message Box? by mschnarr

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