On Mon, 25 Feb 2002, Patrick LeBoutillier wrote: > I've had an idea for an Inline::HTML module that I would like to run by > this list for comments/ideas. I have a prototypical working > implementation.
Inline::HTML? I've seen that - it's called CGI.pm! > This will launch a browser and get the user's name. Then the Perl script > can go on. You can also call Perl subroutine from the FORM, i.e. > ACTION="My::Module:check_name", and that function will get the form > contents passed as argument. Ooo, hmm. That's kind of a neat idea, but how does it work? Do you setup your own HTTP server just to fake up the ACTION? If so you might call it Inline::CGIServer! Also, how would you support multiple pages and/or templating of the HTML? -sam
