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LWP

my script edited a webpage
i just wanna find a Perl function like
load(url)

so as to bring up that updated page directly, instead of making another
hyperlink

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[Jeopardy response fixed]

Thus spake Jason Wong on Mon, 29 Jan 2001 15:00:55 -0500:

You have probably already investigated the HTML options for this?
Framesets? This side of the question is not related to Perl.

You have also probably already read some of the Perl documentation related
to CGI programming, such as the manual for the CGI module? You have
searched the documentation that is installed along with Perl on your
computer? What you will have surmised from this is that you need to a)
fetch the HTML document from the other web server, and b) include this HTML
in the HTML you pass to your web server via CGI.

In that case, nobull has already answered your question. You should look at
the documentation for the LWP module, which is in the standard
distribution. Go to a command prompt and type 'perldoc LWP'.