Pete Emerson wrote:
> The CGI module is fantastic for doing things like printing headers,
> parsing forms, etc. I don't think I've written a CGI script without it.
> Your missing the header. See 'perldoc CGI'.
>
> #!/usr/bin/perl -w
>
> use strict; # Highly recommended!
> use CGI qw(:standard);
>
> print header;
> print start_html;
> print "Hello world!<BR>\n";
> print end_html;
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use CGI qw(:standard :html3 -no_xhtml);
# use CGI::Pretty qw(:html3); # use this for multiline html output
# leave out for faster downloads of pages
print header(),
start_html(),
h2({-align=>'center'}, 'A Simple Test'), hr(), br(),
p({-align=>'center'}, "Hello World!"),
end_html();
# in this manner (the function-oriented interface of CGI.pm) you can
# code up perl as if it were HTML, and it even LOOKS like it.
# AND properly opens/closes html tags in the right places for you.
# :-)
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