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If I use plain WML (ie, not generated by perl, but written out as WML in a file) then I can create cards that are displayed properly on my cell phone (motorola i415).
But if I use Perl to generate the WML, then the information on two separate cards (for example) will appear on the same screen on my phone.
Specifically, the relevant part of the perl script is:
print "<wml>";
print "<head>";
print "<meta forua=\"true\" http-equiv=\"Cache-Control\" content=\"max-age=0\"/>";
print "</head>";
print "<card id=\"no1\" title=\"Card 1\">";
print "<p>Job Detail</p>";
print "<p>you picked: $dajob</p>";
print "<p>output is $output</p>";
print "<a href=\"/cgi-bin/ufg4.cgi\">back</a>";
print "<a href=\"#bidcard\">bid</a>";
print "</card>";
print "<card id=\"bidcard\" title=\"bidcard\">";
print "<p>Your bid has been processed</p>";
print "</card>";
print "</wml>";
So there should be two separate cards. But instead, all the info from both cards is printed on the same screen on my cell phone. I don't have this problem if I hand-code the WML in a flat file. But I need to use perl to generate the WML page.
Can anyone tell me what I need to do or not do?
Thanks.
