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If they Elders thus want to move this into the tutorials, my prayers will be with them. I didn't see "Tutorials" in the "Sections" nodlet, but there it is, in the "Information" nodlet.

This is probably The first "Non Seekers" post I've ever done on Perl Monks. If you've read my previous post history, you'll see many posts asking about questions dealing with similar problem throughout the years.

So thanks for everyone here for their help, a little bit of the application is in all of us :)

-justin simoni
!skazat!

In reply to Re: Re: My Experiences with using CGI::Application and Template::Toolkit To Build an Online Shopping Cart by skazat
in thread My Experiences with using CGI::Application and Template::Toolkit To Build an Online Shopping Cart by skazat

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