Stuck a Perl Script on w2000 server and noticed something different.
example..
<P> Here's your stuffwill generate a "text" page in the browser starting with <P>Here's your stuff - and will show all of the tags as if it was a text file.
Now...
<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>blah blah blah...
<P> Here's your stuff
will generate a "proper" html page.
There has to be a "hard return" between the print delimiter and the <HTML> tag in order for it display as a web page.
Is this common?
example..
Code:
print qq|<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>blah blah blah... <P> Here's your stuff
Now...
Code:
print qq| <HTML><HEAD><TITLE>blah blah blah...
<P> Here's your stuff
will generate a "proper" html page.
There has to be a "hard return" between the print delimiter and the <HTML> tag in order for it display as a web page.
Is this common?