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Yeah, it works fine! Thank you very much (I've already spent about 4 hours by solving it by myself)!!!!!
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Yeah, it works fine! Thank you very much (I've already spent about 4 hours by solving it by myself)!!!!!

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Glad to know that your problem was solved. :-)<br />
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Rgds
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Glad to know that your problem was solved. :-)

Rgds

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Hi!<br />
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I have a HTML-page with a simple link to mp3.pl. It works fine. But how to hand over parameters? I tried:<br />
&lt;a href=&quot;mp3.pl?key1=value1&amp;k<wbr />ey2=value2<wbr />&gt; and so on.<br />
I guess thats the post-methode(?). So I read in the parameters with:<br />
read(STDIN, $Income, $ENV{'CONTENT_LENGTH'});<br />
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But the mp3.pl don't get ANY parameters!<br />
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It works with forms (and submit-buttons), so, what do I wrong????<br />
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MfG Panther
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Hi!

I have a HTML-page with a simple link to mp3.pl. It works fine. But how to hand over parameters? I tried:
<a href="mp3.pl?key1=value1&key2=value2> and so on.
I guess thats the post-methode(?). So I read in the parameters with:
read(STDIN, $Income, $ENV{'CONTENT_LENGTH'});

But the mp3.pl don't get ANY parameters!

It works with forms (and submit-buttons), so, what do I wrong????

MfG Panther

can't hand over parameters from html to perl!

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