Re: Firefox and heredoc problem
"phillyfan" <philly_fan1@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I have a script with the code below in it. It works fine in IE, I know
> the statement has been stated many times before, but does not display
> correctly in Firefox.
Not a Perl issue.
Firefox just happens to adhere to HTTP/HTML standards, whereas IE breaks
them. If you output correct HTTP headers, firefox and any other compliant
browser will work just fine.
.
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