Templates Manager
(edit the files in your 'templates' directory)
 

$out{'response'}Select a file:

 
Content of file: $out{'file'}


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NOTE: If you upload your templates via FTP take care about this issue: Perl consider any of \$ and \@ sings in the template as marks of perl variables and will try to replace these variables with real values during evaluation of template. However the only legal variables for our templates by default are strings like \$out{'my_variable_key'}. To avoid unwanted string replacements put the escape sign \\ before any of \$, \@ or \\ signs but not before the \$out... strings in the template. For example to have your email address shown properly write it this manner: yourname\\\@yourserver.com .
If you upload through the Templates Manager the template will be fixed automatically and you do not have to worry about this issue. There is a trick: upload your templates "AS IS" via FTP. Then use this Templates Manager to 'View source!" and apply the "Save as:" function. It will fix all \$, \@ and \\ signs and save the changes.