CGI URL Redirect

[- Bob -]

I'm familiar with using this raw statement to cause a redirect via a
CGI:

print "Location: http://www.someplace.yyy \n\n";


Is there a more modern way I should be doing it now. Something
built-in and/or more object oriented?

Thanks,

 

[krakle]

I'm familiar with using this raw statement to cause a redirect via a
CGI:

print "Location:http://www.someplace.yyy\n\n";

Is there a more modern way I should be doing it now. Something
built-in and/or more object oriented?

Thanks,

You could use CGI.pm

my $cgi = new CGI;
print $cgi->redirect("http://www.yahoo.com");

But really, it's still printing the standard redirect header (which
hasn't changed since the beginning of HTTP)...

There's not a "modern" way because it has never changed.