So you have a plain syntax error in your code. I'm not sure how that relates to your title of "help with pagination", since pagination doesn't seem to be involved in the syntax error.

Somewhere in your code you have a lone < sign, which Perl interprets as opening a <...> operator.

My suggestion is to start ripping out stuff from the top until the error disappears. Most likely it is a badly quoted HTML string where the double quote is missing a \ before it. A text editor with syntax highlighting might also help indicate the bad string.

You can quickly test if your found the bad string by running

perl -wc  C:/xampp/perl/lib/Article.pm

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In reply to Re^3: Need help with pagination by Corion
in thread Need help with pagination by *alexandre*

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