> A typical page, foo.html, contains:
>
> <my:template href="/templates/simple.html" />
>
> <my:header>
> Welcome back, <%= $Session->{'username'} %>!
> </my:header>
>
> <my:body>
> <!--#include file="foo.inc" -->
> </my:body>
>
Glad its working out!
Looking at your solution, I think I would probably do
something more like:
<my:template href="/templates/simple.html" />
<my:header>Welcome back, <%= $Session->{'username'} %>!</my:header>
<my:body>
<!--#include file="foo.inc" -->
</my:body>
</my:template>
This would allow you to not have to do post processing in
the Script_OnEnd. With the my:template enclosing my:header
and my:body, you would guarantee the execution of the
my:header & my:body before my:template, so when my:template
executes the %vars data would already be define.
This is a more natural use of the XMLSubs in my view, where
inner tags get executed before outer tags.
The only drawback to this approach is that $Response->Flush
is disabled during XMLSubs execution, so you would not
be able to flush a long running report data out periodically
if the report were wrapped up in a <my:template/> tag,
but your current method suffers from this same problem
I believe.
> Anyway, thanks again, Joshua. This stuff is great.
>
I'm glad you are making use of all the hooks. Its really
nice to hear of creative solutions to intricate problems
like this.
-- Josh
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