On Mon, 18 Jun 2001, Vinicius Jose Latorre wrote:
> > An interesting twist on the display is to use templates, e.g. the
> > Template Toolkit or HTML::Template. Then not only is the display
> > separated from the logic, but the views can then be maintained by a
> > non-programmer.
>
>
> Another ex
Timothy Kimball <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Brett W. McCoy wrote:
> : On Sat, 16 Jun 2001, Steve Howard wrote:
> :
> : > Can someone point me to an example of a completely Object Oriented CGI
> : > script. The Perldoc examples are procedural, but there must be a good OOP
> : > example somewher
On Mon, 18 Jun 2001, Timothy Kimball wrote:
> An interesting twist on the display is to use templates, e.g. the
> Template Toolkit or HTML::Template. Then not only is the display
> separated from the logic, but the views can then be maintained by a
> non-programmer.
Yeah, that's a neat way to do
Brett W. McCoy wrote:
: On Sat, 16 Jun 2001, Steve Howard wrote:
:
: > Can someone point me to an example of a completely Object Oriented CGI
: > script. The Perldoc examples are procedural, but there must be a good OOP
: > example somewhere for me to tear apart and learn that technique from.
:
Steve Howard wrote:
>
> Can someone point me to an example of a completely Object Oriented CGI
> script. The Perldoc examples are procedural, but there must be a good OOP
> example somewhere for me to tear apart and learn that technique from.
have you looked at the addressbook tutorial i'm worki
On Sat, 16 Jun 2001, Steve Howard wrote:
> Can someone point me to an example of a completely Object Oriented CGI
> script. The Perldoc examples are procedural, but there must be a good OOP
> example somewhere for me to tear apart and learn that technique from.
The CGI module itself is object-or
Can someone point me to an example of a completely Object Oriented CGI
script. The Perldoc examples are procedural, but there must be a good OOP
example somewhere for me to tear apart and learn that technique from.
Thanks,
Steve Howard
