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Thanks Much NetWallah,

Forgive me for this but is the code you showed in your example in perl? I'm a programmer but mostly on .NET client side and don't understand perl much at all.

Would it be possible to show me complete .PL perl script showing the Bootstrap includes with the a simple button using the Bootstrap class in a form like below that I could run on my server to get a feel for perl using Bootstrap...

<form>
<input class="btn btn-default" type="submit" value="Order Product" nam
+e="submit">
</form>
[download]

I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks, Glenn

In reply to Re^2: Include Bootstrap Files in Perl Script? by glennpm
in thread Include Bootstrap Files in Perl Script? by glennpm

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