but maybe this URL will help you find and correct your errors.
http://validator.w3.org/
Rick
Greetings to all! I have been working for 5 or 6 days trying to figure out why my perl script does not work on my web site. I think it is a fairly straightforward config.pl page but I know NOTHING about scripting. I use Adobe for all the things I do. I even tried downloading activeperl to see if it would tell me what was wrong but I cannot use it because it appears to involve using a command prompt >
A gentleman wrote the script and has made it available to people for free. It searches a data base that I have on my web site and shows the results. This much I know: My data base is in the right directory on my site and the address on my web host that runs or reads - or whatever - perl scripting is in the correct place. I know the database is correct and has been uploaded correctly, the permissions are correct and it is in the right code - binary or the other thing "askee" AC????.
There are 5 perl files but the only one I had to make changes to is the "config.pl" file. I don't know if my web host has "socket" but it has SSL [is that the same thing?].
My web host is iPower and they seem to have everything one normally needs to do a web site with the different types of scripting.
I modifed the files using "notes" and uploaded the pl and database files using CuteFtp. The first time
There are other web sites using this and it works for them.
I hope hoping someone can take a look at the config file and see if there is anything obviously wrong with the changes I made to the config file. I have to warn you though that I do not understand even the jargon for perl.
I have a dell laptop inspiron, hughes satellite ISP, iPower web host, 512 proc, lots of saving space, using windows xp on my pc but I think my web host has Unix.
If anyone can help you will truly be my hero!!
Mary

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