On Sun, 17 Oct 2004, Jonathan Mangin wrote:
How does one create a returnable object from inline HTML that now
looks something like this?

That's what the templating systems are for. Generally the templates are take from the disk, but you can create them as scalars and pass them into TT I'm pretty sure. There's a Provider framework in TT that you can see in action in slashcode for helping TT find templates that don't exist on the disk. This is generally overkill IMHO. Apache::ASP provides another way of doing this, but that means chucking C::A so I shouldn't sell it too hard on this list. :)


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