hi all, Can someone help with a simple request. I am trying to create a simple html file from my perl script.
At the moment I am opening a file and writing to it using the PRINT command. But when I view the html file, it displays nothing even though the html is there in the source
example of code 
open(OUTPUT, $outputFile);
    
    # Send content-type
    print "content-type: text/html \n\n";
    
    # OUPTUT Header Section #
    print OUTPUT "<html>\n";
    print OUTPUT "<head>\n";
    print OUTPUT "<title>Created By Perl<\title>\n";
    print OUTPUT "</head>\n";
    
    # HTML Body #
    print OUTPUT "<body>\n";

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thanks for your time. UPDATE:
thanks guys, sorry for not being more clear, bit hot yesterday in London (UK) and think my brain was melting at the end of the day !
I have got the html file working now, just need to do some cosmetic stuff to make it look pretty... thanks again

In reply to Create html file from script by dtharby

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