Bob Walton
Wed, 25 Oct 2000 17:59:54 -0700
Brian, I have used all three methods, but I find I generally prefer #1, since then I can use a WYSIWYG HTML editor on it. I deal with low-volume sites, so performance is not an issue. -- Bob Walton Brian Mathis wrote: > > I assume there are a lot of CGI programmers out here, and I was wondering > how people handle printing out customized pages back to the browser. I can > think of a few different techniques on how this could be done: > 1. Store the html in a file, and search & replace on tokens in that file > 2. actully embed the html code in the perl script itself, then print it > all out with $vars automatically updated > 3. use CGI.pm to handle printing the html tags for you > > I personally use #1, but I was wondering what other people use. > > -- > Brian Mathis > Direct Edge > http://www.directedge.com > -- > For information on unsubscribing from this list, please visit > http://rochester.pm.org -- For information on unsubscribing from this list, please visit http://rochester.pm.org