[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> So, if you use PHP, you normally wont consider using Perl?
Actually what I meant was the opposite: if you want to use Perl, you
probably won't consider using PHP. Architectural things like the persistant
interpreter, pre-compiled scripts, and session capability can be solved with
things like mod_perl. And if you simply want a templating solution, as you
indicate below, there are several choices.
> My
> web site is all Perl using CGI.pm. Most of it has has HTML
> embedded in it. I would like to separate that out so I can edit and
> tidy up using Dream Weaver 3. Also I just started developing
> another using NT/IIS and ASP. I am now thinking of moving it to
> PHP / Perl on BSD.
> Any suggesions?
I can think of four ways off the top of my head; there's probably more.
HTML::Mason, HTML::Embperl, HTML::Template, and PerlScript ASP are all good
ways to separate the design and programming. Check out the latest issue of
PerlMonth (www.perlmonth.com) for a discussion of the first three, and
PerlScripters (www.perlscripters.com) for more information on the latter.
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Mark Thomas
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