Re^3: Converting all files in a directory to PDF

[thewebsi]

You may want to run the .html file through HTML::Tidy or HTML::Lint first.

[NetWallah]

No - just show us the first 3 lines of the html that is failing.

Also, try running your code using:
  perl -d <your-code-file-name>

Then, at the prompt, enter "c" (without the quotes), and <ENTER>.

WHen your program crashes, there should be line numbers to look at. You can do a lot more with the "-d" option, including examining the data that caused the failure.