How to send output to different frame via cgi?

[Keith Lee]

All:
I have a bit of a problem with a Perl/CGI program and was wondering if
anyone knew an answer to this. I have three frames printed out via one
perl program. Once a user submits info from frame one, a second perl
program is called and it outputs a first set of info to the second
frame. That same second perl program has to send a second set of info to
a third frame. how do I do this? I can't seem to find a 'target'
choice for the CGI print command.

Keith

 

[A. Sinan Unur]

I have a bit of a problem with a Perl/CGI program and was
wondering if anyone knew an answer to this. I have three frames
printed out via one perl program. Once a user submits info from
frame one, a second perl program is called and it outputs a first
set of info to the second frame. That same second perl program
has to send a second set of info to
a third frame. how do I do this?

* Your question has nothing to do with Perl

* You have missed the basic point of HTTP: Client requests, server
sends.

I can't seem to find a 'target' choice for the CGI print command.

That is because:

* Perl is not CGI

* CGI does not have print command

* CGI is not HTML

You should post in an appropriate group. One with HTML or CGI in its
name.

Sinan

 

[cmarvel]

Abigail and A. Sinan:
Would you two please lighten up? I am programming in Perl; therefore,
I thought it was a Perl question. I didn't know you two would be so
taken aback by just one question.

Keith

 

[xhoster]

Abigail and A. Sinan:
Would you two please lighten up? I am programming in Perl; therefore,
I thought it was a Perl question. I didn't know you two would be so
taken aback by just one question.

No one was taken about by our question. We are used to, and bored and
frustrated with, people who can't be bothered to direct their questions to
the proper groups. If it was just one, probably no one would care. But
there are hundreds of you out there.

Xho

 

[Tintin]

[no context provided]

Abigail and A. Sinan:
Would you two please lighten up? I am programming in Perl; therefore,
I thought it was a Perl question. I didn't know you two would be so
taken aback by just one question.

The Perl part of your question is covered by 'print'

See

perldoc -f print

anything else is not related to Perl.