POST sends a request and sets some CGI params. GET can be used to do
the same thing, but you need to append a ?foo=bar&baz=wally to the
url, if you want to send data to a CGI. If it's not a CGI, though I
suggest using GET ;)
I think you need a bit of HTTP and CGI background. I suggest reading
through CGI Programming With Perl (O'Reilly & Associates - www.oreilly.com)
Hope this helps,
C.J.
On Fri, 20 Jul 2001, Will Muir wrote:
>
> Here is a quick one, when using HTTP::Request to get data from a website how do I if
>I should use get or post to receive that content of the site. I am pretty new to
>this so please be gentle.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> will
>
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