I have written a form which calls a perl script that processes the form input and writes it to a MYSQL database then generates a html that shows the record that has been added to the database.
In order that the client perceives a smooth transition the format of the Perl generated page echos those of the other pages in the site. The pages include several hover buttons and graphics. These appear grayed out and hyperlinks do not work on the Perl invoked page.
I used
print<<EOF
....
EOF
to embed the HTML in perl and copied it completly from a page I had already created (which displayed fine).
Obviously (or maybe not) the perl compiler did not ignore the html as I thought it would. Can you tell me where the problem lies. I am all out of guesses.![[sadeyes]](/data/assets/smilies/sadeyes.gif "[sadeyes] [sadeyes]")
In order that the client perceives a smooth transition the format of the Perl generated page echos those of the other pages in the site. The pages include several hover buttons and graphics. These appear grayed out and hyperlinks do not work on the Perl invoked page.
I used
print<<EOF
....
EOF
to embed the HTML in perl and copied it completly from a page I had already created (which displayed fine).
Obviously (or maybe not) the perl compiler did not ignore the html as I thought it would. Can you tell me where the problem lies. I am all out of guesses.