CGI Scripts
CGI stands for Common Gateway Interface. It enables you to write
programs that can create pages dynamically, or process information
given on a form.
- Introduction
An introduction to the world of CGIs
- Examples
Some example code written in sh, Perl and C to demontrate
how to write CGI programs
- Reference
Reference material describing environment variables passed
to CGI scripts and other technical material
- Specification
This specification defines the interface known as
`CGI/1.1', and its use on the Unix(R) and AmigaDOS(tm) systems.
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