HTML::Template works by inserting tags similar to HTML tags into the HTML document and then importing the document into the cgi, replacing the tags with the relevant data, and outputting revised HTML code. It also supports conditional statements (if..else, unless..else, etc) and loops and supports nesting. All the HTML person would have to know is a handful of template tags, only one or two if you don't need conditionals or loops. We have also used the module in the creation of our HTML emails. If there is any interest, I can post here or on my website an example or two of how I've used it (no guarantees that it will be pretty or the best possible example) but Sam Tregar's article on the SourceForge site has examples. More information can be found at http://html-template.sourceforge.net.
HTH, Tracy Hurley programmer - http://www.idofoundation.org http://www.hurleyit.com
On Jan 18, 2005, at 12:24 PM, Bob Mariotti wrote:
Perhaps some readers can post some small examples of a PHP and/or perl program(s) that actually do what Uri was just stating... that being the separation of text (html) from logic (PHP/perl)?
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