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All the Perl that's Practical to Extract and Report

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  • If your nail is a webserver where you don't have a shell account,
    PHP include("link.inc"); is an easy hammer.
    --
    dc
    • I'm more of the Perl kind of guy. :-)

      As I said, I used TT2 and moved everything in 5 minutes. Now, whenever I want to add a new box or something to every page, I just have to edit the template and it's done.

      I may also have templates that call other templates, and then differentiate what appears in every page.

      And I can have variables there.

      And the best thing: the ISP has just to support plain HTML and CSS files. No PHP, no Perl, no mod_perl, no nothing. Everything is done here and ftp'ed there.
      --
      -- Godoy.
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