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To do this correctly you need to do something pass an arrayref for the -script argument like this:

print $query->start_html(-script=>[
                          {-src=>'../assests/bwcheck.js'},
                          {-src=>'../assests/scroller.js'},
                         ]);
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This is well documented in the CGI.pm documentation for start_html.

In reply to Re: how to set two script sources with cgi.pm start_html by wog
in thread how to set two script sources with cgi.pm start_html by pitbull3000

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