The code in question is

Nope, that ain't the code, its only a fragment, and it doesn't deal with printing headers.

See code/links in Re: Perl/CGI Uploading file to the server using a upload hook is failing intermittently and don't let users assign filename, store it as metadata or escape/encode it :)

You can use DebugCGI for debugging

Work through these checklists CGI Help Guide and Troubleshooting Perl CGI scripts, they have gems like "check the logs", "keep your own logs" ...

In reply to Re: Inconsistent Perl code in Internet Explorer 8 by Anonymous Monk
in thread Inconsistent Perl code in Internet Explorer 8 by ThePole

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