John,
Assuming you have control over the remote script, try a redirect a-la
CGI.pm.
Inside the remote script:
use CGI;
$cgi = new CGI;
.... # process form data
# Redirection header
print $cgi->redirect("http://<yourserver>/path/to/your/script.pl");
Make sure that the last line is the only output to STDOUT, otherwise the
redirection won't occur.
Any output from script.pl on <yourserver> will be displayed in the user's
browser.
Regards,
David Iberri
on 11/29/2001 5:21 PM, John Murray at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If I send a form to a script that the sends back some html, the browser
> displays that.
>
> Now, obviously it's an IP address thing. You know, you pass your IP address
> along with the form data when you click submit.
>
> What is it then that stops people pushing a html file at a known IP that is
> currently online.
>
> My endpoint is this. I want to be able to send a form to a remote script and
> then have that script call a script on my server that writes a file AND
> sends html back to the browser whose form started the whole process.
>
> I use perl.
>
> Any thoughts, leads or answers?
>
> T.I.A.
>
>
> John
>
