Re: How to redirect to webpage using perl?
Rocky Jr. wrote:
In php I can use:
header("Location http://www.mydom.com/";);
How can i do same with Perl under Apache+BSD server.
By printing the very same HTTP header, of course, either directly
print "Location: http://www.mydom.com/\n\n";;
or by using the CGI module, as others have mentioned.
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