sub start_parser {
    my @resp = ();
    if (!param()){ 
    push @resp, &Modules::Htmlpage::make_header("Hello first page.");
    push @resp, &Modules::Htmlpage::make_first_page();
    } elsif (param('get_in')){
    push @resp, &Modules::Htmlpage::make_header("I say hello to you.")
+;
    push @resp, &Modules::Htmlpage::make_top_content("home");

    }
    push @resp, end_html;   
    return @resp;
}

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If param() is true (i.e. there are parameters in the HTTP request) and param('get_in') is false (i.e. there isn't a get_in parameter or is was '' or '0') then start_parser() will just return '</body></html>'.

Fix it so that it returns an appropriate valid CGI response under these circumstances.

BTW: Do you know what the special &-prefixed subroutine call syntax does? If not then don't use it. If so, why you think you need it?

Update: Fixed spurious ! typo.

In reply to Re^3: Problem with internet explorer.Mozilla firefox,beonex,netscape ok. by nobull
in thread Problem with internet explorer.Mozilla firefox,beonex,netscape ok. by Pescador

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