Question : problem displaying an image inside CGI

I'm trying to build a CGI script that will load an image. Ultimately, the image will be created dynamically, but for now just trying to load a 'static' image.
I've got one CGI script that has another CGI script as the src of an img, and the other CGI script where I actually have the actual src of the image..

The problem is that I can't seem to get a browser to display the image. I know the image is ok because if I just create a static html page with the image in it, the image displays just fine.

In my calling CGI, the code looks like this:
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use CGI;
  print $q->header( "text/html" ),
        $q->start_html( -title   => 'Image Test',
                        -bgcolor => '#ffffff',
        ),
        $q->start_form(),
        $q->img( { -src => 'total_daily.cgi?ad_id=$ad_id&keyword=$keyword_id' } );
        $q->end_form,
        $q->end_html;
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and in total_daily.cgi (from above) I have:
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use CGI;

  binmode STDOUT;
  print $q->header( type => 'image/jpeg' ),
           "";
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I've tested on both Firefox and IE. In Firefox I get nothing, and IE gives me the cursed red x where my image should be.
As I said, ultimately I'd like to create a dynamic image based on some stats I'm gathering in total_daily.cgi, but right now I'm just trying to get any image to show up so I know that this is functional... which it isn't (or doesn't appear to be).

Any help would be appreciated...

CGI version: 3.29
Linux:   2.6.11-1.1369_FC4
Apache: Apache/2.0.54

Answer : problem displaying an image inside CGI

The problem is in total_daily.cgi.

You need to serve the actual image and not the HTML.

So change to

#!/usr/bin/perl
use CGI;
print $q->header( type => 'image/jpeg' ),

open IMG, "/path/to/segway1.jpg" or die "Can not open segway1.jpg $!\n";
print ;
close IMG;