Stephen A. Brenner wrote:
> I'm a perl programmer so that's what I rely on mostly.
> I have looked into php a little, without actually getting
> to use it much. My impression of it was that the primary advantage
> was that you could embed your code in your html document like
> an ASP or Javascript environment. So it's good for non programmers.
> I didn't see any major advantage other than that. If I want
> interactivity in my document, I just embed javascript code in my perl
> generated pages.
I'm reading the mod_perl man page, and it says you can embed perl
into HTML if you enable mod_perl and mod_include.
It looks kind of ugly:
<!--#perl sub="sub {print 'Hello, <b>World</b>!'}" -->
But if you're already fluent in Perl, it's a lot easier than learning
a whole 'nuther programming language.
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Bob Miller K<bob>
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