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[Jon Baer]

Sounds like you need to do more than something simple (like a template 
engine), if you want to play around with sticking a template inside of 
mysql you can call it like:

"select replace(db.field, "foo", "bar") from db.template"

MySQL has alot of basic string commands for finding an index, replacing, 
inserting, etc ... so technically you can create a SQL statement which 
throws a set @ a query to produce a template if you just wanted to use the 
DB.

On a side note I thought with 4.1 you could subselect the replacement but 
I just tried and I guess that's not the case :-\

- Jon

On Fri, Jun 11, 2004 at 11:21:25AM -0400, inforequest wrote:
> Where is it "best" to watch for/modify this content? Should it be tagged 
> and post-processed, or can it be modified at the mysql query level? 
> Stored procedure? Can Apache do it - with hooks back into php?

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