This typically means that you don't have the URI::javascript module installed on that box - or have it installed in a "non-standard" location. You must have this line of code in your prog: 
use URI::javacript;

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Perl will search through it's list of library directories (contained in the @INC array) to try and locate that module. If it can't find it (as is the case here) then you'll get an error.

I'm assuming this is a module you wrote yourself as I could not find it on CPAN. That being the case, have you installed it in a directory other than those specified in @INC? If you have, you'll need to add that directory to @INC, here's one possible way to do that: 
use lib '/path-to/your-module';
use URI::javascript;

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Type perl -V to display the library directories perl will search to find installed modules.

In reply to Re: javascript.pm ?? by vek
in thread javascript.pm ?? by WintersMystic

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