Re: [MacPerl-WebCGI] using printf

["Democco atcher" <Democco.atcher@greatbooks.org>]

I really appreciate that suggestion.  I am very new to PERL and XML.  Actually I don't know how to use XML as I am just now reading about it.  Anyhow-do you know how I would go about putting the HTML part into a template?  What does that involve?  I know that the explanation is probably something that will only make me ask more questions, so if you know of any resources I peruse to help me, let me know.  I have emile (an XML editor for the Mac) would that help me?

Thanks

>>> "Richard K. Moore" <rkmoore@iol.ie> 09/14/99 02:41PM >>>

9/14/1999, Democco atcher wrote:
  >Here's my script:

If you'll allow me a suggestion... your code would be much easier to read
(& maintain) if the HTML part is kept in a template file.  There are fancy
things like XML and EmbPerl, or you can just read the template into a
string and then substitute values for arbitrary embedded markers, eg.
'$salary' or some such.  Then you can update your script and template
separately, make better use of HTML-editor features, etc.

a dizzy reader,
rkm

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