Richard wrote:
> Hello
>
> I wrote a script that creates dynamic html. I validated the resulting html
> code with W3C and it couldn't validate it because it didn't detect the
> character encoding. I added the meta information to the header with
> the -meta argument:
>
> $q->start_html( -dtd => '-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN',
> -title=>'Test',
> -meta=>{http_equiv=>'content-type',
> content=>'text/html;
> charset=ISO-8859-1'}
>
> ),
>
> The resulting html code looks like this:
>
<snip />
See about upgrading CGI.pm. My start_html() outputs a XHTML transitional
dtd and a XML processing instruction that has the document encoding. My
docs validate fine. If its not your server, put CGI.pm in one of your
directories, and say:
use lib qw(/place/where/i/put/); #path to CGI.pm
BEFORE you say:
use CGI.pm;
This will load the newer version because the above path will be looked in
for modules before any others in @INC are.
Todd W.
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