On Tue, Sep 27, 2005 at 03:23:14PM -0400, David Steinbrunner wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I would first like to say I'm a long time user, first time poster...
>
> I have always used HTML::Template to generate web pages in the past but have
> recently started work on a project that creates a config file an
Hello,
I would first like to say I'm a long time user, first time poster...
I have always used HTML::Template to generate web pages in the past but have
recently started work on a project that creates a config file and I decided
to use HTML::Template to help separated the hard coded config info f
I think you mixed up the 'header' concept.
The meta tags go in the HTML header.
The cookies go in the HTTP header, which is different from the HTML header,
and out of the scope of HTML::Template.
I use CGI::Application as my framework.
I made a small tutorial using CGI::Application and HTML::Templ
Hey all,
I am used to using CGI to set cookies and other header objects, but I am finding
that my HTML Template templates are complete HTML documents. What is the
standard HTML Template way of doing this? I could define a template var for
various meta tags and content types, &c, but how do peop
