This is OT, but anyway...
As the second script is executed from the first one, both script share the
same environment. So you can use the environment to transmit information
between them. Obviously the environment has it's limitations, so if you
have to transmit a lot of data it may be more convenient to use a
temporary file.
In addition to this, if the METHOD used to invoke the first script is GET
(instead of POST) then all the data from the form is also available in the
environment, so it will also be available for the second script.
Best regards
Kenneth
On Thu, 18 Oct 2001, mas wrote:
> Hello all, I need some help sending variables from a perl script to
> anohter.
> Here is what I got:
> -A html form that gathers values. These values are sent to the perl
> script.
> -I execute the script successfully and then I want to call another
> script and use
> those values from the html form.
>
> I am using HTML,Perl-DBI and Myslq.
>
> How can I do that?, please help me.
>
> mas.
>
>
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