Hello Monks,

I have a cgi script. When i run it in browser i have to create html files on the fly with the data that is populated. I also need to have links to those files where i can display those html files. I am using the below code but i dont know why html files are not created. Is this a permission issue.



            open HTML, ">tmp/$filename";
            print HTML "Content-Type: text/html\n\n";
            print HTML "<HTML>\n";
            print HTML "<head>\n";
            print HTML "<title> Second page </title>";
            print HTML "<br>";
            print HTML "$t->{title}";
            print HTML "<br>";
            print HTML "$t->{phone}";
            print HTML "<br>";
            print HTML "</head>";
            print HTML "</HTML>";
        
            close HTML;

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Update: I tried adding die to the open but that didnt help. Also i have removed the Content-Type header.

In reply to Create a html page on fly by mailmeakhila

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