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> > Subject: [OT] RAD cgi-form development
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> > From time to time I spend what seems like an inordinate
> > amount of time
> > creating multi-page forms. I create them by hand-coding HTML
> > and Perl
> > using CGI
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> Subject: [OT] RAD cgi-form development
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> From time to time I spend what seems like an inordinate
> amount of time
> creating multi-page forms. I create them by hand-coding HTML
> and Perl
> using CGI.pm. Because they are multi-form, I code the Perl
Alan
I have done this (in php but the concepts apply) by writing a form
generation "engine" that manages the state of the form, and fills values
into templates. So you create templates with the html editor of your
choosing with minimal markup for the specific form values on that page,
and the eng
At 16:09 2000-05-09 -0500, Alan Mead wrote:
> From time to time I spend what seems like an inordinate amount of time
>creating multi-page forms. I create them by hand-coding HTML and Perl
>using CGI.pm. Because they are multi-form, I code the Perl to write the
>HTML "on the fly" as in Lincoln
From time to time I spend what seems like an inordinate amount of time
creating multi-page forms. I create them by hand-coding HTML and Perl
using CGI.pm. Because they are multi-form, I code the Perl to write the
HTML "on the fly" as in Lincoln Stein's CGI.pm book. But I typically want
to
