With PHP, you just put the code inside the HTML, which isn't any better
than putting the HTML inside the code.
The best solution is to move to a templated system. HTML::Mason can do
this, as can many other template-only systems (Template::Toolkit,
CGI::FastTemplate, Text::Boilerplate, etc.). Have a look on CPAN.
PHP also has some packages that allow templating, but if you're used to
Perl, there's a strong probability that you will hate PHP.
Michael
At 05:57 PM 03/05/2000 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>So, if you use PHP, you normally wont consider using Perl? 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?
>
>On 3 May 00, at 17:30, Thomas_M wrote:
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>From: Thomas_M <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>> Ranga,
>>
>> PHP is both a language and a dynamic Web content assembly environment. They
>> are meant to be used together. It's much like the relationship between
>> Python and Zope. Or Perl and Mason (www.masonhq.com).
>>
>> I'm not saying that it can't be done, but if you plan on using Perl you may
>> find it easier in the long run to use Mason (or at least mod_perl and a
>> session module).
>>
>> On a side note... PHP proponents have long used an argument that the PHP
>> language is much simpler than Perl, but I've noticed that with each
>> successive release of PHP, it becomes more and more like Perl.
>>
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>> >
>> > This may not be the right forum to ask this question. I have just
>> > started investigating PHP. How does one pass variables between
>> > PHP and Perl?
>> >
>> > Ranga Nathan
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