That's interesting to know, but in the scheme of things, it's not worth changing that. The Mojo pages we have work as long as we don't have to change something on them, then the wailing and gnashing of teeth starts. ;-) If we're going to change the templates, we might as well rip out Mojo all together and just go with 1 tech: CGI with TT. Or at least I think that's far easier to justify as far as time spent versus what we get for the effort. IMO of course. :)

At least this language is more clear that the limitations aren't with Mojo

The problem is choice

In reply to Re^6: Alternative to CGI.pm by Anonymous Monk
in thread Alternative to CGI.pm by sectokia

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