| Kasturirangan Rangaswamy 2004-11-29, 3:56 pm |
| I solved the problem. I was not giving the Content-Type header in the
display_error_message subroutine and that was giving me a server error
As Kieran mentioned, I did try using exit but because of the error
above, was misled into thinking that 'exit' was the cause of the error.
Now things seem OK.
Thanks for all your help.
Sharad
--- krmair01i@ozemail.com.au wrote:
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> Hello Sharad and others,
> I am not sure about your question except
> that I think it requires the use of a command like exit(0);. This
> always exits HTML pages and waits for a response to checkboxes etc.,
> so I assume it would do the same thing for an error page,
> Kieran.
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