I believe that the other replies have misinterpreted the question. The idea does not, to me, seem to be to rewrite the interface for the Web but simply make it look that way, while maintaining its Tk-ness underneath. Not knowing much about Tk, I can't help much with that, but -- juo: knowing what sort of application you're writing would help. And which interpretation (or neither?) is correct?

convert((post(POST_CURRENT))->value,
                 CONV_ZORKMIDS, CONV_DOLLARS) == 0.02

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In reply to Re: Webbased look and feel in Perl/Tk by premchai21
in thread Webbased look and feel in Perl/Tk by juo

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