>
> If you by "main page" mean the template
Yes
>(which I will assume) then it
> will IMHO not be fine grained enough for most purposes. As I understand
> EmbperlObjects, it can be used as a template to make a common look&feel
> for your site. So you will place all the common stuff there, and have
> the variable in the individual files. But the title (and maybe more
> <HEAD> tags) will vary with the individual files.
>
Yes, of course. EmbperlObject is new and I have much more ideas to enhance
it.
> > What do you think of something like this:
> > <titel>[- title -]</titel>
> > and in the page you have
> > [$ sub title $] My Title [$endsub$]
> > would this solve your problem?
>
> This would be great! Maybe it is wise to consider something like this
> for other <HEAD> tags as well (e.g. <META>), but <TITLE> is the most
> important.
>
>
You could try the following (I didn't have tried it, but I think it should
work. Further version of EmbperlObject will have such a mechanisem build in)
In the Template:
[- Execute ({inputfile => '*', import => 0}) -]
<titel>[- Execute ('*#title') -]</titel>
and inside your pages
[$ sub title $] My Title [$endsub$]
You can do this for more subroutines of course.
Let me know if it works
Gerald
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