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Make your life easier by using the qq() operator.

print qq(<img src="http://myserver/image.gif" width="500" height="60">
+\n);

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Also a good idea to get into the habit of quoting all attributes as that's what XHTML requires.

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Re: XHTML
by FamousLongAgo (Friar) on Oct 30, 2002 at 14:37 UTC
    For that matter, correct XHTML would require a close tag and the mandatory alt attribute:

    <img src="foo.gif" width="10" height="10" alt="Foo" />

    A little picky, but once you get in the habit, very easy to do.
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      Absolutely right. I usually just throw my output thru HTMLTidy to catch errors like that.

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