eric256,

Regardless of which link I try first, all subsequent links fail. That first link does keeps working. And any link I execute first works under PerlRun. But all other links fail after I pick a first and execute it. I have to stop and restart Apache to pick another link and have it work. And all function including all links work correctly under CGI. I hope I'm communicating OK.

I included the 2nd question, because I was hoping that maybe someone might know what is necessary under Apache to load Javascript code into a Perl script rersiding in the CGI directory. I was thinking that this is a common task in Perl.

I asked the 3rd question about the TAR file because I'm trying to look at the Dojo stuff. I guess I was hoping for a pointer on how to unpack a TAR file on a Windows platform.

I apologize for asking inappropriate questions.

craigt

In reply to Re^2: Page Isn't Working Right Under PerlRun And 2 More Questions by craigt
in thread Page Isn't Working Right Under PerlRun And 2 More Questions by craigt

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