Ok, new tack.

Are you using the <%@ PerlScript%> syntax or the <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="PerlScript" RUNAT=Server> syntax to embed PerlScript?

Or better still... how does the following example script work for you? 

  <%@ LANGUAGE="VBScript" %>
  <HTML>
    <HEAD>

      <% Sub InlineSub %>
      This text won't be displayed until this subroutine is called.<br
+>
      <% End Sub %>

      <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="VBScript" RUNAT=SERVER>
         'Immediate script (outside a function).
         Response.Write "This text is displayed last"
      </SCRIPT>

      <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" RUNAT=SERVER>
      function TestJavaScript(str) {
         Response.Write(str);
      }
      </SCRIPT>

      <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="PerlScript" RUNAT=SERVER>
      sub TestPerlScript {
         $Response->Write($_[0]);
      }
      </SCRIPT>

    </HEAD>
    <BODY BGCOLOR=#FFFFFF>
    <%
       Response.Write "This is VBScript<br>"
       TestJavaScript "This is JavaScript<br>"
       TestPerlScript "This is PerlScript<br>"
       InlineSub
    %>
    </BODY>
  </HTML>

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If that doesn't work as-is, I'd say you've an installation issue.

-David

In reply to Re: problem with strict in perl 5.6 and asp by erroneousBollock
in thread problem with strict in perl 5.6 and asp by grashoper

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