Lyle wrote:
+ Javascript code which has HTML in strings (very common in DHTML apps)
Does the current parser pick that up? I don't think HTML::Parser
executes any JavaScript.
No, I'm saying that your simple regex approach whould change the JS code on the page, which is *not*
what people would want.
+ HTML comments?
+ targetting specific forms?
Dealing with HTML requires a parser. Anything else won't make people
happy.
I see. But there isn't a Pure Perl parser available, and for those that
really can't get HTML::Parser on their cheap shared hosting, isn't a
regexp that works most/some of the time better than nothing?
If it were me, the answer would be no. A minor template change could break your application in
mysterious ways. I'd rather not have an HTML::FillInForm replacement than one that works sometimes
and not others.
--
Michael Peters
Plus Three, LP
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