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I have been wondering about the same thing recently.
I have decided to go with big scripts on my website. You can use hidden form variables to tell your script which form is calling your CGI so you will know which sub(s) to call.

I'm still working on my site, but I play to use CGI.pm and have one script for generating my pages and one script for parsing form data.

Hope this helps,

Rad (newbie in Dallas who is considering becoming a perlmonk since he consults this site several times daily)

In reply to RE: One Big script or many little ones? by Anonymous Monk
in thread One Big script or many little ones? by BigJoe

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