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Hello,

Is it something that Perl CGI provides to counter browser incompability ?

I am working on a Live Website.
It works fine with Mozilla Firefox.
But some pages don't open in Internet Explorer.
For eg:- when I open a page(which is not opening in IE) it loops for sometime and then a message comes that IE cannot open the site . Operation Aborted.

Another case is that when I click on a link to perform certain operation it doesn't work. The error message is that Object missing in filename.cgi(the file in which Perl code is present).
This happens only for some pages and links and only in IE. Can CSS create a problem ?


Please tell me what to do.

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