simple question about s/

[afmook]

$z =~ s/<!-- process login_status -->/<a href=\"\/cgi-bin\/logout.cgi\">Logout</a>/gi";


is causing


syntax error at basic.cgi line 50, near "s/<!-- process errors -->/<a href=\"\/cgi-bin\/logout.cgi\">Logout</a"


Can't figure out why. I tried it without escaping the /'s as well, no luck.

[Ultimater]

Forgot one <\/a>. Also get rid of the double quote preceding your semicolon.

[Charles]

But since this is Perl we can avoid the toothpicking:
$z =~ s|<!-- process login_status -->|<a href="/cgi-bin/logout.cgi">Logout</a>|gi;

[Ultimater]

Toothpicking? :D Interesting term to use, I like it.

[afmook]

I appreciate all the help guys. I changed my format slightly, but going to incorporate this into it. Thx.