Any other CGI modules work with Perl for Win32?
7.7. How do I use redirection in my script? You can use redirection to point the client browser to another file or script, usually in a way that’s invisible to the user. It requires using the Location header as well as a special HTTP code, if you’re using PerlIS. The following code redirects the browser to a simple text file. print “HTTP/1.0 303 See Other\r\n” if $ENV{PERLXS} eq “PerlIS”; print <<"END"; Content-Type: text/plain Location: /text/mytextfile.txt END Note that, if CGI (perl.exe) is used, the _server_ will retrieve the location and send it to the browser, so the browser thinks that the content is from the URL of your script. If PerlIS is used, the _browser_ has to retrieve the content itself, and the URL of the resource you redirected to will be displayed to the user. If you're using PerlIS, you should check out HTTP status codes 301 (Moved Permanently), 302 (Moved Temporarily), and 303 (See Other) to see which is most appropriate to your application. See question 7.1. 7.8.
