Displaying HTML with perl

[Hramyzn]

Hello, I'm starting a project and I need a bit of help. The problem is, how do I print HTML in a browser without putting the HTML code directly inside the Perl code. I'm familiar with the print "Content-type: text/html\n\n"; way of doing things, but I'm looking for a way to have example.pl and webpage.html files and by typing the URL which leads to example.pl the webpage.html is displayed. I want to separate the program logic (the .pl file) from the display (the .html file). Any ideas?

[NetWallah]

Have a look at HTML::Template and an intro to it.

There is also sample code on this site which includes CSS and jquery!.

[hexcoder]

Hello,

you could use the template toolkit, which aims to seperate code and web content.

I have not used it, but it is discussed in these books Perl Template Toolkit and Advanced Perl Programming.

[Solo]

Have a look at CGI::Application, Catalyst, Dancer or Mojolicious

[Hramyzn]

Thank you guys, the template toolkit looks like what i was looking for :D

[Aldebaran]

I ordered and read that book, but I found the usages less-comprehensive than what I could get out of HTML::Template