On Jan 14, 2013, at 10:28 PM, Sherwood Botsford <sgbotsf...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I want to to do something that I think is really wierd (at least I can't find > examples of how other people do it.) > > > I have a site taht works well using TT2 + Markdown. + a few perl scripts. > > Now I want to integrate a forum into the website *at the page level* > > E.g. most pages have the structure > > Header > Nav + Body > Forum topics. > > So I want the bottom of the page to be the forum topics for discussing that > page. > > I don't expect huge traffic. It would be quite ok if instead of using a > database and a query system, to treat it like a mailing list, and static > pages are rebuilt on a periodic basis. (Ultimately I expect more readers > than writers, so having static pages makes more sense than dynamic pages to > me.) > > Pointers to other people who have invented this particular 3 sided clunker > wheel? > Your query is quite open ended so I don't know how to answer it. What are you looking for help on? Are you trying to optimize? Are you trying to do includes in template? Are you trying to do DB queries from template? If I have any comment on your email, it would be to not over-optimize with static pages before you know you need it. People often underestimate how far dynamic CGI will get you without any optimization.
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