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in thread How do I get Tk to display on a remote computer?

Yes I do see what you mean. When I started with Tk, I thought that it didn't require a local display, but could be sent to a client browser. Do you know of a module that allows the manipulation of buttons and such for a web browser. I really don't want to use java instead.
Thanks,
@ncientgoose
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Re: Re: Re: How do I get Tk to display on a remote computer?
by chromatic (Archbishop) on Aug 10, 2002 at 18:52 UTC

    That's also a hard question to answer, for much the same reason. The way a program running on the server communicates with the client is by sending a chunk of data back to the client. The client decides what to do with that data.

    There are ways to return HTML, XML, CSS, JavaScript, Java, and even Flash to the client, but you're at the mercy of the client as to what it will and will not accept. In a tightly controlled environment, you can use client-side Perl Script, but it sounds like server-side Perl, by itself, is not the right solution for you.