in reply to Can I code perl inside HTML?

The extension .html no matter, is just the configuration of your webserver that link .cgi , .pl ... to the perl interpreter ( or mod_perl ). You can arbritrary choose whatever extension you want. Of course, this supose you have access to the configuration files.

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Re: Re: Can I code perl inside HTML?
by LinearB (Sexton) on Feb 02, 2001 at 00:23 UTC
    Mason is supposed to be used for embedding perl in html. I dont know any details of it, but I believe its meant to be used with mod_perl and Apache. Mason v1 was recently released. www.masonhq.com
    Perhaps someone could enlighten us more about this?