The reason I have used them in the past is that it is easier to do things
like widgets. TT and many pure template systems don't seem to have as much
of a widget concept when it comes to form variables.
It's nice to know that if you print a radio button form element using
CGI.pm, that if the va
Hi all -
Just curious because it seems to come up a lot - for what applications
have people run into a serious need for HTML generators ala CGI.pm? (I'm
not talking about templating systems, there's obvious need and practical
use for those.)
It seems like people like to use the HTML generating
Hi.
I would like my SSIs to return the error status if an included request
dies. A better error message would be nice, too. Is there a trick to do this?
Thanx,
Joachim
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At 11:28 PM 05/18/01 -0400, Neil Conway wrote:
>Is there a simple (fast, light) module that generates HTML
>in a similar style to CGI.pm, for use with mod_perl?
Well, not in the style similar to CGI.pm, but how about a here doc -- if
it's that simple.
>At the moment, I'd rather not move to a sys
On Fri, May 18, 2001 at 11:28:06PM -0400, Neil Conway wrote:
>
> Is there a simple (fast, light) module that generates HTML
> in a similar style to CGI.pm, for use with mod_perl?
You can check out HTML::EasyTags[1] and HTML::TagMaker[2]. They're all kinda
heavyweight, the first requires OO ($htm
