Hi,
The patch would need to be updated as the underlying code has
changed. Otherwise, I'm inclined to just restore the previous
behavior unless I'm missing something. Does anyone have a reason why
the new behavior is preferred to the old or was this all just
something I screwed up combining the old fancy and simple parsers?
I'm thinking it may have been related to the new "safe eval"
capability which disables the <% .. %> scripts entirely (useful in
apps where non-programmers are allowed to drop registered tags in
pages).
Jeremy: Can you update the patch to work against the HEAD branch?
-Jim
On Aug 18, 2005, at 6:07 PM, Alastair Young wrote:
I am working on upgrading our systems to Aolserver 4.x and have run
into
the issue below. We have a whole boatload of code that has <% %> tags
embedded within registered tags.
I did not see any response to the post below.
What is the story on this?
Alastair Young
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On Sat, 18 Sep 2004 10:53:26 -0500, Jeremy Collins
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In testing our application on AS 4.x I noticed that the new ADP
parser
gives precedence to <% %> tags before registered tags. For example:
<if foo def>
<% ns_adp_puts "i'm here but you can't see me" %>
</if>
Obviously <if> would be a registered tag. Now if you run this the
output is this:
<if foo def>
i'm here but you can't see me
</if>
As you can see the <if> tag failed to get parsed.
Do people prefer this? Does anybody have issues with reverting
back to
AS 3.5.x behavior? Personally I don't like this behavior, and would
like to see it reverted back. Thoughts?
- Jeremy
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