Hi

I have tried your suggestion. The page gives a 500 internal server error. The scenario is i have different pages in my main page. Each pages in main page has a link and when clicked has to display the specific page. But now when i click it , its giving a 500 internal server error. The page is being displayed properly when i open it individually. Any suggestions would be really helpful. Thank you Akhila 

 

open my $htmlout, ">tmp/$filename" or die "Cant open: $!\n";
        print $htmlout "<HTML>\n";
        print $htmlout "<HEAD><TITLE>\n";
        print "$i page";
        print $htmlout "</TITLE>\n";
        print $htmlout "<BODY>\n";
        for my $t (@{$res->{result}}) {
    
            print $htmlout "$t->{title}<br>";
            print $htmlout "$t->{phone}<br>";
        
        }
        print $htmlout "</BODY></HEAD></HTML>\n";
        close $htmlout;

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In reply to Re^2: Create a html page on fly by mailmeakhila
in thread Create a html page on fly by mailmeakhila

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