Hi all,
Just wanted to say thanks to everybody who answered. After using H::T
for less than a week I can already say - it is great, I love it! :-)
Thanks again for all your answers,
Offer Kaye
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Roger Burton West <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I've used it for:
>
>PostScript (mostly for parameter insertion)
>.ini files
>plain text (that gets fiddly with line breaks)
>source code formatting
>...oh, and HTML.
Sometime I use H:T for static or dynamic HTML too.
But my first usage was and is t
Offer Kaye wrote:
The documentation for HTML::Template talks about using it as a CGI
script, to generate the HTML code "on-the-fly".
However, I would like to use it as a regular Perl script, to generate
static HTML pages.
To me, a templating system at it's base does one thing, provides a way
to c
On Sun, 12 Oct 2003, Douglas Kirkland wrote:
DK>I thought H::T was designed to make dynamic and static pages. The only
DK>difference I found is where the output is sent.
Not just pages, either... I use it to generate autoresponder emails and
other fun things.
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On Saturday 11 October 2003 13:30, Offer Kaye wrote:
> I'm an HTML::Template newbie, and I was wondering whether the veterans
> on this list could help me.
>
> The documentation for HTML::Template talks about using it as a CGI
> script, to generate the HTML code "on-the-fly".
> However, I would li
Roger Burton West <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
: I've used it for:
:
: PostScript (mostly for parameter insertion)
: .ini files
: plain text (that gets fiddly with line breaks)
: source code formatting
: ...oh, and HTML.
I use it to create Promissory Notes when selling
used mobile homes.
Cha
On Sat, Oct 11, 2003 at 04:58:28PM -0400, David Kaufman wrote:
>having said that, i *don't* usually use it to generate static *HTML*
>files, but mostly for other things such as conf files and other
>miscellaneous system administration work, and this is definitely *not* it's
>stated purpose.
I've u
> maintaining) web sites as sets of static html files so
> ...especially if
> you're comfortable with the process of building and compiling
> software with
> make, makefiles and the like, webmake may be just what you're
> looking for.
>
> if you do decide to use webmake, please post back here w
On Sat, 11 Oct 2003, Offer Kaye wrote:
OK>However, I would like to use it as a regular Perl script, to generate
OK>static HTML pages. I know this *can* be done, since I tried it on the
OK>example provided in the documentation. But I'm wondering whether
OK>HTML::Template is really suitable for this
Offer Kaye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [...] I would like to use it as a regular Perl script, to generate
> static HTML pages. I know this *can* be done, since I tried it on the
> example provided in the documentation. But I'm wondering whether
> HTML::Template is really suitable for this kind of
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Hi,
HTML::Template is *definitely* suitable for this task, too.
CGI::Application::Generator uses it to create stubs in a perl module
file, and I have heard rumors that people use HTML::Template for
Postscript or Pdf generation - so generating static
Hi,
I'm an HTML::Template newbie, and I was wondering whether the veterans
on this list could help me.
The documentation for HTML::Template talks about using it as a CGI
script, to generate the HTML code "on-the-fly".
However, I would like to use it as a regular Perl script, to generate
static HTM
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