I would like to thank you for your reply. The website I'm building is a mixture of all different web pages. I am using wordpress and am getting used to using it quite quickly.

I copy and paste the code in the editor into vim and then do a search for the part I need to change, which I am finding useful. I'm still learning, but this is working well for me.

I am wanting to build a quote system for my website using Perl CGI.pm. The way I have decided to do this is by making a sub domain and then setting up a hyper link to that subdomain, which will be wrote in Perl. Do you think this is a good idea, I haven't done it yet but I don't think it will interfere with wordpress. The more I use Wordpress the more I am finding it amazing as a CMS. However, that being said I am going to take a look as Dancer, as advised by yourslef and others.

Thanks again for your reply and thankyou to all the rest of you guys too.

In reply to Re^2: Websites Using Perl by bennierounder
in thread Websites Using Perl by bennierounder

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