Re: browser problem

2001-06-21 Thread Jenda Krynicky
most of my scripts are not opening in NetscapeCommunicator.Netscape Communicator version is 4.5.All those scripts are opening in IE. Is there any special setting to make,to open the scripts in Netscape? Thanks, Sankar Set up your web server properly. Don't expect everyone to ignore the

RE: browser problem

2001-06-21 Thread Lee Goddard
1. What scripts? 2. Is this a perl matter? Javascript? Lee --- Obligatory perl schmutter .sig: perl -e while (1){rand0.5 ? print'\\' : print'/'} -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of P.V.Sankar Sent: 21 June 2001 11:21 To: [EMAIL

RE: browser problem (fwd)

2001-06-21 Thread Chouda, Prem
Title: RE: browser problem (fwd) Sometimes I do face this type of problems and I came to know that it was happening beacause of not formatting the HTML tags properly. I mean for each td, /td is required, something like that.. check your HTML format and try it again :-) Prem

RE: browser problem (fwd)

2001-06-21 Thread Snyder, Christopher
Generally speaking MS IE is better about guessing what poorly formed HTML is suppossed to mean than NS Navigator is. If you've missed closing tags for the table, table rows, table data cells, or something along those lines, IE may be more or less accurately guessing what is suppossed to be

RE: How to handle die

2001-06-21 Thread Arthur Cohen
You need to declare a signal handler. Basically it works like this. Typically you declare some function with the code you want to execute when a die statement is executed. sub die_handler { # some code you want to execute goes here } Then, near the top of your program (I think

Re: How to handle die

2001-06-21 Thread Andy Jennings
Title: How to handle "die" What you need to do is write an error handler routine which will respond appropriately to the error passed to it - which may include die(ing) itself if it cannot correct the situation. That routine should be called instead of using die - if this is a web app