Gerald Richter wrote:
> ...
>
> Rewrite it as
>
> <title>[- Execute ('*#title') -]</title>
>
> and put a
>
> Execute (filename => '*', 'import' => 0') ;
>
> at the top of base.html (this line is only neccessary for now, it will be
> automaticly executed in the next release)
>
> your test.html defines
>
> [$sub title $] My Title goes here [$endsub$]
>
> ...
Hi,
I'm playing with your solution and while it seems to work, but I've
found three more problems:
- I need to post-process result of the Execute so I try
<title>[- Execute({ inputfile => '*#title', output => \$x }) -] [+
process($x) +]</title>
but EmbperlObject complains file '*#title' doesn't exists. Fortunately
following works
<title>[- Execute({ inputfile => '*', sub => 'title', output => \$x })
-]
[+ process($x) +]</title>
- I'm having problems with caching Execute results: even when I turn it
off with mdate => undef
<title>[- Execute({ inputfile => '*', sub => 'title', output => \$x,
mtime => undef }) -]
[+ process($x) +]</title>
it still shows old values. The problem matifests itself in several
browsers but reload would always fix it: I guess it must be
EmbperlObject problem. (I'll make simplified case if it's necessary).
- Irregularly but quite often EmbperlObject fails with 'function not
defined' even if the function is normal perl sub defined in the
base.html - reload always fixes it.
And finally I guess it might be a good idea to (make possible to) export
base.html subs so they're available in the pages.
- Robert
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