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Thanks for your replies. I know that i'm very confused :). I will try to explain the best i can. My site for this momment is just running in my localhost. I host my site in a apache server and i can't put my own server running(command line) but i think that i can made my server to be a webservice soo i didn't need to put it running(command line), my multi-cliente side could get access to it. If my thouth is wrong please tell me :). I use forms in send email for example, when i use forms everything ok. In otherhand my menus are like a.cgi?a=something_a , a.cgi?b=something_b ... this apears in status bar... i like to this doesn't happen. I coud make in java and put somethig apears in the status bar. But in the site http://www.ncc.up.pt/~mcc/AR/ i think that the server catch the urls like titty said,and than like Zaxo said "request for a .htm page to transparently fire a cgi script which generates the page" and this seems right too :). My head is splinnig :) :( Can i clarify something in your minds!!! Maybe. I wait for answer :)

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Re^2: perl hide by html....
by Anonymous Monk on May 01, 2005 at 07:10 UTC
    I will try to explain the best i can. My site for this momment is just running in my localhost. I host my site in a apache server and i can't put my own server running(command line) but i think that i can made my server to be a webservice soo i didn't need to put it running(command line), my multi-cliente side could get access to it. If my thouth is wrong please tell me :)
    You can find help about apache at apache.org.
    ...i like to this doesn't happen.
    Look for "server side includes" on apache.org, that's what you want.
Re^2: perl hide by html....
by kelan (Deacon) on May 02, 2005 at 17:57 UTC

    Another alternative, if you just want to prevent the CGI parameters showing up in the address bar, is using the POST method for your forms instead of GET.