Thanks Angus,
Thats exactly what I need - incidently, what docs is this in, I cant seem to find it ?
It's there in the HTML::Embperl doc in the Execute docs . I don't usually use the output, but I use the input case quite a bit. Define a bunch of template files, then create a database structure and people can update the database to change the site.
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Execute({
input => $this->Commons->toHTMLString(\$Page->{content},
$Page->{contenttype}),
mtime => join('', $Page->{dtm} =~ /[0-9]/g),
inputfile => $req_rec->uri(),
}) if ($Page->{contenttype});
-]Where $Page is a DBIx::Databse record. The inputfile value gives it a handle so Embperl can cache it by name, the mtime gives it a value to see if it needs to reparse.
The Messagefire anti-spam site uses this for page content, help text, FAQs and lots of other things.
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