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in thread Running with warnings on a remote server

It's all very well saying that the correct way to develop the script is on a local server - if you have one. If I had one, I wouldn't have the problem in the first place!

I hope everyone who turns on the warnings flag does it in order to clean up their code rather than for the entertainment of their users!

Thanks everyone for the information - excellent and detailed as usual. Praise be! For the Monks are great!

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Re^3: Running with warnings on a remote server
by Aristotle (Chancellor) on Nov 06, 2001 at 00:48 UTC
    Never fear, CGI is here! :-) That is, unless you're trying to write stuff that fiddles with stuff tied to a server (mod_perl handlers for certain request phases f.ex). If you're just writing a plain ol' CGI script, its debug mode should be of great help, letting you run CGI scripts as if they were regular ones. Of course, it's more tiresome to debug them this way, as opposed to clicking refresh on your browser..
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