> > (1) I have some fields that contain multi-line data (i.e. with
> > embedded '\n'
>
> You need to escape the html tag:
>
> [+ $foo =~ s/\n/\\\\<br\\>/g; $foo +]
This works fine now, thanks.
> > This is what I was doing (more or less):
> >
> > [$ sub error $]
> > There was an error: [+ $_[0] +]
> > [- Apache::exit(0); -]
> > [$ endsub $]
> >
> > ...
> >
> > [-
> > do_something() || error("Can't do_something");
> > -]
> >
>
>
> > That didn't work. However, using a [! !] block for the subroutine
> > containing the exit() call *did* work:
> >
> > [! sub error { disp_error($_[0]); Apache::exit(0); } !]
> > [$ sub disp_error $]
> > There was an error: [+ $_[0] +]
> > [$ endsub $]
> >
>
> This is strange, both should do the same...
This is very very strange - all of my problems regarding exit() have now
completely vanished. I tried the above examples again, and they now work. I
wonder if there was something strange in my configuration that triggered it.
If it happens again, I'll try and find what caused it.
> If you, after solving your problem, have any ideas how to write it more
> clear, please send me a patch
It's fine now it's agreeing with what I see before my eyes !
Thanks -
Jim
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