i have parameter content in my modules, and i want to use it in my web page to insert cgi script. the sample of codes like this : 

#subroutines
sub content;

#parameter in modules template
my ($self,$content=,) = @_;

#scalar placing content
my $html = '';

#body content
$html .='<div>';
$html .=''.$content.'';
$html .='</div>';
#

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# i used the parameter in my web content with single quotes
..
print MODULES::template->content('XXX');
..

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the XXX is this : 

print <<EOF;

<thead class="flip-content">
<tr>
<th width="20%"> Students id </th>
<th class="numeric"> First Name </th>
<th class="numeric"> Last Name </th>
<th class="numeric"> Date Of Birth </th>
<th class="numeric"> Year In </th>
<th class="numeric"> Password </th>
<th class="numeric"> Email </th>
<th class="numeric"> Telepon </th>
</tr>
</thead>

EOF
while (my @row_array = $sth->fetchrow_array()) {
print <<EOF;
<tbody>
   <tr>
     <td> $row_array[0] </td>
     <td> $row_array[1] </td>
     <td> $row_array[2] </td>
     <td> $row_array[3] </td>
     <td> $row_array[4] </td>
     <td> $row_array[5] </td>
     <td> $row_array[6] </td>
     <td> $row_array[7] </td>
   </tr>
</tbody>
EOF
}
print"</table>";

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In reply to Re^4: insert CGI script in single quotes. by pakeidoprek
in thread insert CGI script in single quotes. [SOLVED] by pakeidoprek

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