Hi Joe,
jm wrote:
then the <head> ... </head> code does not process correctly; it is
ignored unless there is a 2nd pair of <head></head> tags in the print
statement ("perl inline html")
In addition to Gunnar's questions, if you are still stuck, you need to
also clarify what "does not process correctly" mean. Obviously, you
output to some file -- do the "head" tags not show up? "Process"
implies the step after...whether or not your browser can view the page.
That is somewhat irrelevant. In the context of your code and your
question, what matters is what is in the file that is generated.
If under both scenarios, the output file is identical (unlikely, given
your problem description), then the problem is related to the browser
you are using.
Ray
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