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Hi,

A quick look at the tool and from what I gather, makehtml takes a template file and produces html code. What I'm unsure of is what you mean by turning makehtml into a web application. Do you mean to rewrite it in mod_perl or equiv or just run the makehtml script from within modperl/cgi?

IMHO, one of the other html template libraries would be easier (mason, etc.)

Jason L. Froebe

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In reply to Re: How do I make a Web interface for the 'makehtml' command line tool? by jfroebe
in thread How do I make a Web interface for the 'makehtml' command line tool? by Anonymous Monk

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