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Passing Hash to new CGI
Hi,
I have a CGI program that processes data and stores it in a complex data structure in the following format: Hash->Hash->Hash->array Anyway, when this program is done running I would like to give the user the ability to further process this data. The way I would like to do this is to call another CGI file. My question is...is it possible to send my 'complex data structure' to this new CGI program? Is it possible to send a hash? I know it is possible to send scalers and arrays via HTML forms, so I was thinking that maybe I could deconstruct my data structure into an array and send it, and then reconstruct it, but that would be a pain in the neck.... I've tried to google the answers and look at previous thread and have not seen this mention ( I really am not even sure what my search query should be). Any ideas? Thank you. |
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