Yes. HTML::Template++. I've used this module a number of times, and it makes dealing with re-formatting the HTML so much nicer. The other advantage is that you can hand the template file to your web-designer, (who if you are unlucky, does not speak perl) and they can deal with it in their WYSIWYG editor, if it will play nice with non-standard tags.
The other nice thing is that you can put loops in your templates so you don't have to repeatedly loop to generate repetitive HTML.
-Il Cylic
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Thanks, since you mentioned it I have been looking at HTML::Template, and this looks like it is definitely the way to go down the line. For the short term I just needed to get this thing out the door, but now that I have doe a bit of experimenting with it, I definitely want to migrate all my CGIs over to HTML::Template, it looks like it should make life a lot better. Again, thanks. | [reply] |
