you can specify which version of HTML code you are sending to the broswer by
useing DTD defination tag
for example the tag
define that the brower should interpert the tags as defined in HTML 4.0.
this should be the first tag which you send.
The implementation however depends on the broswer cap
On Tue, Aug 07, 2001 at 03:16:44PM +0930, Daniel Falkenberg wrote:
> print<
> HELLO WOLRD!
>
> HTML
>
> If this HTML is being run with Perl which it is of coarse how would I know
> what version of the HTML it is.
HTML is not run, it's not a programming language, or really any
The difference between HTML version 3.2 and version 4.0 is the number and
type of tags that are available to you. The browsers don't really "know" the
difference between the different versions - they just either support the
latest version (4.0) or they don't. You'll find out when you try to use
