...i want to display that table automaticaly (i hope you understand me).
I'm afraid I don't. Do you want to:
- create a HTML-file from Perl and make that accessible for the world in their browser?
- create a HTML-file for yourself and show it to yourself?
- something else?
Even though you may think we're the best and very kind, that's not enough to read your mind ;-) So please be clear in what you're trying to accomplish.
Liz
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Oops. "not" added. | [reply] |
HTML::Display may do what you want, although I've never used it.
PS -- since you're new, the PerlMonks FAQ is here for your perusal.
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You might want to have a look at a thread from a couple of days ago: run file. | [reply] |
Assuming that this a cgi or similar which has a variable containing your html table, all you need to do is print that variable (or however you 'deliver' the table.
Be sure not to leave out the following line though
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
this needs to go above any print statements you have so that the browser knows that it is looking at HTML.
More info is definately required, in the future though! Show a bit of code, whether you are running it as a cgi or command line, and what any inputs might be!
cheers
ant
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So my problem is that i want to display a html file!
That's what you use a browser for. Internet Explorer,
Netscape, Opera and Lynx are some well-known browsers,
the first two having about 99% of the market.
Abigail
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