Dan Collis Puro wrote: > Under what circumstances is it not good to use my example above? Can a > designer actually suss out a rats nest of TMPL_LOOPS and conditionals > anyway?
In our case the only problem would be putting the class-name in the perl-script. For some strange reason our designers apparently feel the urge to change the class-names every now and then. This is probably just a bad habit on their part, but it happens. I gather, that weather to use CGI.pm (or not) is a matter of chioce and style - some like it others don't. In our cases the designers have learned the few <TMPL_* > tags and know excatly what they "cause", and hence they can do whatever they want HTML-wise, whereas the Perl folks can mind the code without bothering too much about the HTML and design. (( Flemming )) -- Flemming Mahler Larsen, Media & Portal Technology @ TDC Internet http://card.netfactory.dk/ , +45 3552 6452 --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
