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Re: text cut at blanksby tenatious (Beadle) |
on Aug 25, 2000 at 05:15 UTC ( [id://29569]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
The problem is that to make valid html attributes, you need to have
quotes around the attribute values. Although most modern browsers will let you get
away with not quoting attribute values without a space, the html is not valid.
If there is a space in the attribute value, usually browsers, will treat that as the beginning of another
attribute.
e.g. Your script says:
the browser sees Experiment with various ways of quoting. I use qq(); for all of my html, except when I use the CGI.pm. e.g.
or...
I leave it to you to discover which is easiest for you. Alternately, you could use the CGI.pm module and let it print the stuff for you.
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