Eric Siegerman wrote: > 5. Turn the static pages into templates, as in (2), but then > preprocess them back into static HTML with ttree
This is what I do pretty much all the time. Whenever I have static pages, I build them using templates. Whenever I have dynamic pages, I process them on the fly. In both cases, they get to use the same menus, headers, footers, etc. Although it's marginally annoying to have to pre-process all your static pages, it's a one-line command (ttree) and doesn't take very long. It's no worse than having to compile a C program before you can run it. You only need rebuild all static pages when you change a shared component like a menu. And with the new --depend and --depend_file ttree options, you can make it a lot smarter about only rebuilding the pages that really need rebuilding. A _______________________________________________ templates mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.template-toolkit.org/mailman/listinfo/templates
