🚀 go-pugleaf

If your goal is to learn perl for cgi programming, then I suggest you 
downlaod the latest version of perl 5 with the CGI package.  With this
package your script is trivial:

#!/usr/bin/perl
use CGI qw/:standard /;
print redirect(param('URL'));

This should produce both the unoffical "Location:" header and the official
"URI:" header to satisify most browsers and servers.  The important point is
this is a detail you should not have to worry about.  Let somebody else
track the changing standards and quirky behaviour of the servers.  You will
not get every combination, but you should get more than you can by writing
your own HTTP header.

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In article <37666B7C.A35208FA@gaylordusa.com>, David <davidf@gaylordusa.com>
wrote:


>
> Ok, well what I want to do is have the side bar on my frames pop out the
> list box, then when I click on a state I want it to appear in the main
> frame to the right.  See...http://www.gaylordusa.com/gaylordw3.html for
> viewing.
>
> Right now, it is listing the contents inside of the left frame which
> obviously is not what I want.  I need either a perl script or a
> javascript that can send the URL to a frame target (TARGET=main in this
> case).  I'm not really familiar with either language (though I plan on
> learning perl this summer), and would appreciate any help possible
> greatly.  Thank You.