Actually, CGI is nothing more than a interface to communicate with the Perl
script and the webserver. The only thing CGI needs are headers. For
displaying each web page, the server must send a header, so CGI has to do
the same. Everything should work when you put a MIME type in your script,
don
tr transliterate
Tr table row
qw( :standard *Tr );
allows one to use start_Tr and end_Tr so that you don't have to pull your
hair out trying to nest method calls.
HTH
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> I don't believe there is a start_tr() method, w
I don't believe there is a start_tr() method, which would explain the problem :-).
Check out the POD documentation for the CGI module by either issuing
perldoc CGI
or here:
http://search.cpan.org/author/JHI/perl-5.8.0/lib/CGI.pm
In particular seach for: "This is extremely useful for creating
