what I mean is: I use a script to create the web page, so, in the address heading it say: http://myscript.pl

myscript.pl parses the form parameters and then decides which subs to call from another script, allthepagesandforms.pm, which then pulls a whole mess of info from a database and with this data finishes putting together a web page. BUT, in the address heading, it just says http://myscript.pl

That's what I mean. What I'd like to do is take one of these dynamically produced web pages and, instead of just parsing the form parameters..store the entire web page source code along with the parameters in a file. can you help me with this? Thank you

In reply to Re^2: capturing dynamic page by cliffrubinmusic
in thread capturing dynamic page by cliffrubinmusic

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