On Nov 17, 6:01pm, Mark Fowler wrote:
> One of the great advantages in using php is that you can just rename your
> html files .php3 and everything still works. Now when you add some
> scripting, it all magically works.
That's a standard mod_perl thing, it's not particularly unique to
php.
> How about doing something like this with perl/TT?
Yep,
<Files *.tt2>
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler Apache::Template
</Files>
> For example, having a handler that made all files that ended in .htmltt or
> suchlike automatically parsed by the template toolkit before displaying
> would be wonderful.
That's something that would be controlled by the Apache httpd.conf, rather
than any particular handler, as such, but yep, that's the idea.
> #!/usr/bin/perl
> use TemplateThis
> __DATA__
>
> <html>
> [% somettdirective %]
> </html>
You can already do this with tpage:
#!/usr/local/bin/tpage
<html>
[% somettdirective %]
</html>
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