in reply to Concatenating a list...

Here's a tip, use HTML::Template to build the list, use the autoescaping features, avoid concatination :)

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Re: Re: Concatenating a list...
by bradcathey (Prior) on Dec 06, 2003 at 17:44 UTC
    I see allolex's point, but I'd like to see code showing "autoescaping" features. Not sure I am connecting the dots.

    Update
    Okay, I see what was meant, I thought it was being implied that *H::T* had autoescaping features.

    —Brad
    "A little yeast leavens the whole dough."
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      All the HTML escaping does is make sure that things that have HTML entity codings are coded as such: ">" becomes > and so on. It's a way of keeping the code-external data from messing up your output. That has the effect of helping to make sure your data isn't messed with maliciously. Every little bit helps :)

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      Allolex

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