<P>This document contains a number of trivial examples of CGI usage. It requires access via a
server, not in local file mode. Also, you must be using a browser that supports HTML forms. </P>
<P>If you are currently reading in local file mode, start your server now, then <A HREF="http://127.0.0.1/httpddoc/info/cgi/examples.htm">click here</A> to switch to
client-server mode. This same document <I>might</I> appear shortly...</P>
<P>If you made it this far, you're ready to try the scripts. Strictly speaking, it wouldn't have been
necessary to switch to client-server mode, the <A HREF="../urlprimr.htm">URL</A>s for the script examples would make the
connection via the network even from local file mode. However, I wanted to make sure you had
your server running and were able to communicate with it. If you are interested, you should look
at the <A HREF="test-cgi.txt">source</A> for the CGI script used in these examples. </P>
<P>For more source of CGI scripts, see the <A HREF="file://ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu/Web/ncsa_httpd/cgi">CGI archive</A> of scripts people have written. In addition,
see the NCSA httpd distribution in the <CODE>cgi-src</CODE> directory. </P>
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<P>This is just a request for a CGI script with no extra path information and no query. </P>