When you say "the FOOTNOTE section of an html page", what exactly do you mean?
You speak as though that section is a convention, but I've never heard of it. Are
you perhaps try to have footnotes open in a new, small browser window? Or insert
marked passages at the end of a document?
I'm happy to help if I can, but it always helps to be specific, as I frequently
learn to my cost. You might also find the question is quicker addressed on the
Perl-Win32-Web Mailing List.
Lee
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> Hi everyone, I am a fairly new PERL programmer and need help in resolving
> one issue.
> I am trying to insert a dynamically generated HTML page in the FOOTNOTE
> section of an existing html page. How do I do that. I am testing this with
> a very simple HELLO WORLD example. I would appreciate any suggestions.
> Thanks very much for your time.
>
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