I've got a design developer who only knows Front Page. Despite my general hatred for Microsoft I can work around it :-)
She's installed a Front Page PHP plugin (I think it's called Rocket PHP). However, the plugin is buggy; it's got problems that would be best fixed if I could completely separate code from design. Separating code from design is a snap when using HTML forms to call PHP programs (using FORM's ACTION= attribute), but when the code MUST to be embedded in the HTML (as I've had to do), it's tricky. One thought: I could use templates. She can design a normal HTML pages with template entries like [email_address] and [database_records] and such. Then I could use PHP to parse those templates and replace the template entries with real data. Can anyone recommend some template engines? Or tips on using PHP to parse an HTML doc, replacing it with real data? Any other tips? Books/websites on this subject? Thanks in advance! /dev/idal -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
