in reply to More Script Header Problems

Try running your perl code from the command line. Enable warnings and diagnostics. You probably left a semicolon off the end of a line, or have a multiline quote that isn't terminated where it should be.

If you aren't using the CGI module, do so. Besides having excellent parameter handling, it makes it easy to test CGI scripts at the command line.


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Re: Re: More Script Header Problems
by little (Curate) on Jun 21, 2002 at 16:47 UTC

    Without being nitpicking I suggest also: 

    use diagnostics;

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    As this is more elusive upon single error messages and sometimes contains good hints on how to fix the bug :-)


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