Hi guys, I'm facing a new error and I could not figure out what happen here is the code snippet 
sub evalDealView {
    my $string;my $string2;
    my $content;
    my $username = $query->param("username");
    $lang = $query->param("lang");
    loadLanguage();
    my $index_a = $tableArticle->loadEvalBuyPositivIndex();#print "Con
+tent-Type: text/html\n\n";
    my $table_a = $tableArticle->loadEvalBuyPositivTable();    
    my $index_b = $tableArticle->loadEvalBuyNegativIndex();
    my $table_b = $tableArticle->loadEvalBuyNegativTable();    

    open (FILE, "<$dir/evaldealview.html") or die "cannot open file $d
+ir/evaldealview.html";
    while (<FILE>) {    
        #s/\$LABEL{'([\w]+)'}/ exists $SERVER{$1} ? $SERVER{$1} : $1 /
+eg; 
        s/\$LANG/$lang/g;
        s/\$ARTICLE{'evaldealviewindex'}/$index_a/g;
        s/\$ARTICLE{'evaldealviewtable'}/$table_a/g;
        s/\$ARTICLE{'evaldealviewnegindex'}/$index_b/g;
        s/\$ARTICLE{'evaldealviewnegtable'}/$table_b/g;        
        s/\$ERROR{'([\w]+)'}/g;
        $content .= $_;    
    }
    return $content;
}

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the line incriminate is the following 
$content .= $_;

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The error message is the following Bad evalled substitution pattern. Thanks in advance for your patience.

In reply to Bad evalled substitution pattern by *alexandre*

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