Update:Going by Jeffa's post below, I should have stuck with my instincts.

I'm probably wrong here, but I doubt that any changes at perlmonks.org are responsible for the errors you list.

It would be much easier for people to help you if you included the relevant lines of code associated with the errors you list.

I'm intrigued by the difference in the paths of the MyVars.pm in the error messages.

/home/mem/pub_html/MyVars.pm line 94.

/home/baz/public_html/MyVars.pm line 9.

Typos?

In reply to Re: Perlmonk.org: Unquoted string "br" by BrowserUk
in thread Perlmonk.org: Unquoted string "br" by Baz

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