Greetings Monks,
While this thread is a bit dated, I'm trying to figure out how I might choose which version of XHTML get's produced. I've read (and searched), and experimented for quite some time. But haven't found the magic. As it is, I'm provided with Transitional. I have no reason not to choose Strict, except I don't know how. <sheepish grin>

For the record:
$CGI::VERSION='3.48';

Thank you for all your time and consideration.

EDIT:
OK, I did a little more digging in my copy of CGI.pm, and found my own answer. Seems version 3.48 simply commented out XHTML Basic 1.0, and pasted in XHTML 1.0 Transitional, but that's it - as far as the "upgrade" goes.

Solution:
I simply commented XHTML 1.0 Transitional, and pasted my own upgrade in. :)
Maybe v.3.49 will provide a "Strict" option. Till then, I'll live with my HACK.

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In reply to Re^4: XHTML Strict? by CamelDung
in thread XHTML Strict? by peschkaj

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