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You used <c></c> tags before, don't start using pre tags now , see Markup in the Monastery

write small programs to answer questions like this , say

use YAML qw' Load ';
use HTML::FormFu;
my $f = HTML::FormFu->new;
$f->populate( Load( <<'__YAML__' ) );
---
...
__YAML__

print $f;
[download]

use label_loc

    options:
        - value: 'Code1'
          label_loc: 'String Theory'
[download]

I feel HTML::FormFu needs to be slicker, somehow (don't ask me how ) :)

In reply to Re: formfu, catalyst and tool template by Anonymous Monk
in thread formfu, catalyst and tool template by aftershock

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