#use wml::oswb title="Errata" page="Errata" rightrail="no" #use wml::fmt::xtable
As many times as we have checked our work, one would hope that there were no errors in $(BOOK_TITLE). However, things slip through the cracks, or new mistakes are created at the printers.
All known errors are listed below. If you find any problems that are not listed here please contact .
should be:
print "\\\$answer equals 'y' or 'Y'\\n;"
(7,1)
84
(7,2)
xy3z should be xy{3}z
xyz2y should be xyz{2}y
xy3,z should be xy{3,}z
xy3,5z should be xy{3,5}z
(8,1)
92
(8,2)
The code: \$p4 = munge_phone(\$p2);
should be: \$p4 = munge_phone(\$p3);
(9,1)
108
(9,2)
In the spirit of consistency, the links www.perl.org and
www.theperlreview.com should both have trailing slashes.
(10,1)
220
(10,2)
<input type="name" price="NewShoes">
<input type="name" price="NewShoes">
should be:
<input type="hidden" name="name" value="hidden">
<input type="hidden" name="price" value="149.00">
(11,1)
290
(11,2)
The httpd.conf configuration reads
<Directory>..</Location> when it should read
<Directory>..</Directory>.
(12,1)
375
(12,2)
Right after we went to print with $(BOOK_TITLE), a new book was
published on the topic of HTML::Mason entitled Embedding Perl in HTML
With Mason. See our for more information.
(13,1)
409
(13,2)
In the last two lines of code, \$person should be
\$numbers.