Re: [htmltmpl] Pre-filled input fields

Jason Purdy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: What I usually do is add another step and instead of stopping at the template, I pass the template's output into HTML::FillInForm, which is great for filling out ANY input fields (pop-up menus, etc). - Jason +1 to Jason's HTML::FillInForm recommendation.

Re: [htmltmpl] HTML::Template and XHTML

Rumour has it Mathew Robertson, on or about 25.Oct.2005 19:48, whispered: > you can do this with a filter: > > my $match = qr/(<[Tt][Mm][Pp][Ll]_[^>]+)\/>/; > my $filter = sub { > my $text_ref = shift; > $$text_ref =~ s/$match/$1>/g; > }; Hi Mathew, thanks for the help. I am already using filt

Re: [htmltmpl] Pre-filled input fields

What I usually do is add another step and instead of stopping at the template, I pass the template's output into HTML::FillInForm, which is great for filling out ANY input fields (pop-up menus, etc). - Jason Arkady Grudzinsky wrote: What is the best way to generate input fields pre-filled wit