Hi again,
Lars SkjÃrlund, Network Consultant, Spinn International ApS
Bukkeballevej 30, 2960 Rungsted Kyst, Denmark
Tel.: +45 70 25 88 10, Fax: +45 70 25 88 44
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>>> In my taglib, I export the following:
>>>
>>> @EXPORT_TAGLIB = ('index($uri):listtag=records:itemtag=record');
>>>
>>> However, no matter how I return my result, I invariably get:
>>Your export_taglib looks correct. I'm just wondering, is it possible
it's
>>some more mundane error? Perhaps you're redefining export_taglib
later in
>>the module? Or you're not using the module you think you are?
>I understand your concern; however, we're talking about a 10 line
test
>module - and yes, I'm positively sure I'm using the right one - every
>other change I make to the module is immediately reflected in the
>output.
It appears to be some weird caching issue???
My development process is like this: I modify my taglib, restart
Apache, and fetch a test URL with Lynx to examine the result. So far,
I'm only interested in the taglib output, so I haven't written any XSLT
transforms.
Somewhere along the process last night I noticed that all of a sudden
my custom tags of above where included in the output. When I realized
that, I immediately changed the tags from a testvalue to the value I
want - but again, nobody seemed to care, again I was stuck with the
previous value.
Until now, that is; after a long break, I suddenly get the right tags?
What I don't understand is: Where is the old value cached? I must have
modified the Perl module code a hundred times in between, and Apache has
been completely shutdown and restarted about the same times - and
nevertheless, something appears to time out and reload just these tag
values?
By the way: Now I'm getting greedy and want output like:
<data>
<records>
<row>
<record>
<title>First title, first row</title>
</record>
<record>
<title>Second title, first row</title>
</record>
</row>
<row>
<record>
<title>First title, second row</title>
</record>
<record>
<title>Second title, second row</title>
</record>
</row>
</records>
</data>
How to do that? With the settings above, I get
<records><record><record></record></record></records> - and that is of
course not what I want.
Regards,
Lars
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