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I have a html page which refers to a cgi script written in perl. However, when I click on the 'Send' button on this page, I get the message 'Document contained no data'. What could be wrong?

I have already checked the path for perl in the cgi script.

Also the path for the perl cgi script in the html page also seems to be right?

What other things can I check?

Any help would be deeply appreciated.

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In reply to How can I find a 'Document contains no data' problem? by Anonymous Monk

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