> use CGI;
> my $query = new CGI;
> my $name = $query->param('name');
> print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
> print "<HTML>Name: $name</HTML>";
> exit;
Setting $|=1; will turn off buffering and send output to the client as soon
as it is availible. That's usually helpful for longer scripts.
> OK, I have this little HTML form that uses a POST method
> action to fire my script... works OK under IE and
> the script responds immediately, but for some reason
> NetScape 4.7 takes about a minute before I get a response
> from the server. It may or may not be perl?? but if
> anyone know why NetScape is soooo slow responding to
> my script... please let me know. I have been fighting
> with it for hours and still scratching my head.
If you page as a lot of embedded tables ( or tables in general ), Netscape
does not render the page until it sees the proper </table> mark. IE starts
rendering the page as it recieves information and adjusts cells, rows it
recieves more data. Perhaps this is what you are referring to. Two sites to
test this on might be slashdot.org and msn.com as both use rather complex
layouts.
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