Well, probably "not exactly!"

Your server -- where the Perl script will run -- probably has Perl already. And if your workstation/PC doesn't have Perl, I find it hard to imagine that you've actually written a viable script (which you need to post, in any case, in order to allow us to help you better).

What you really need to do is read at least some of the tutorials in CGI Programming; and,from the lack of clarity in this thread, guidance about asking a question (How do I post a question effectively?) and Markup in the Monastery -- the latter so you can post your code, as suggested/requested above.

Finally, I would suggest that you use the tutorials here or a good book -- perhaps "Learning Perl" -- for the fundamentals of programming in Perl.

In reply to Re^3: how can i execute javascript in perl by ww
in thread how can i execute javascript in perl by navorinco

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