Howdy!

First of all, thanks.

I have been scanning through numerous discussions here in scared halls of Perl wisdom. I see lots of code that uses such things (I am new) as CGI.pm. So, I must ask this question - how do I know if my Server has it and if not what do I do then? In fact, what else might my Server have that I can be learning to use to make coding easier?

I am thinking that if I am doing a script for a website, that there must be a script that tests the Server to see what they have available - or is that wishful thinking?

Bill

lupun auribus teneo (I have a wolf by the ears)

In reply to Re: HTML error routine by Anonymous Monk
in thread HTML error routine by Anonymous Monk

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