Have you tried putting in the <!DOCTYPE HTML><HTML> tags at the beginning of
the html code </HTML> at the end. Maybe add BODY tags as well, and some
HEAD tags if you want a title etc. That's the only thing I could see at a
quick glance.
Baz
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> There arn't any, because it doesn't need them.
>
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> > Where are the subs?
> >
> >
> > > Why does the attached script return nothing? The only active
> > code is
> > > similar to the code for the first example in the blue llama
> > book. It should
> > > display the table with the specified images (not included,
> > sorry). Instead,
> > > it just returns a blank screen, and no errors reported in the
> > error log.
> > > What am I missing? I've been over it several times, but I
> > don't see
> > > anything. The only thing that diverges from the book is that
> > I'm using the
> > > "here" tag for a table, instead of the whole page.
> > >
> > > Also, is there a better way to display tables? Maybe, it will
> > work if I get
> > > it down to just Perl with no HTML code.
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