Hello all,
Recently, I ripped out most of the inline HTML from within a large
app I've been working for some time and converted the mix of CGI.pm
method's, inline HTML, and the ilk into HTML::Template templates, in
the hopes that it would foster greater collaboration with people who
may not know Perl, or want to deal with the sloppy coding I put forth.
Long story short, it's been very incredibly helpful in meeting this
goal - so, go go HTML::Template!
With collaboration, one of my developers is making sure all the
templates are XHTML compatible and is running into an issue of not
always knowing which template outputting what code (original post:
http://mojo.skazat.com/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi/archive/dadadev/
20050730124002/ ) -
Does anyone have any best practices in labeling the code that each
template creates? For example, he proposed that we simply use HTML
comments and wrap the template itself around them. For example:
<!-- start [template_name].tmpl -->
and
<!-- end [template_name].tmpl -->
What do you guys do?
Cheers,
Justin Simoni
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