>
> Something I've found useful in vaguely similar situations is to do your
> base.epl Execute with an 'output' argument, which stuffs it all into a
> scalar for you instead of outputting it directly. You can then check
> whether the include is a full html page or just a fragment and munge
> appropriately either way.
>
A second possibility is to put the BODY part inside a [$ sub $] and call
this sub e.g.
<HTML>....
<BODY>
[$sub body$]
.....
[$endsub$]
</BODY>
</HTML>
and call it with
Execute({inputfile => '*', sub => 'body'}) ;
of course that makes it necessary that the designer insert the [$sub$].
Gerald
> Cheers,
> Gavin
>
> On Wed, Oct 31, 2001 at 05:17:16PM +0000, Sean Ahern wrote:
> > Greetings,
> >
> > I'm about to implement a small intranet-type project that I've already
> > testbedded with Apache/Embperl. I'm much of a lighweight dabbler in
> > Perl, but there's nothing amazingly complex required at the moment. The
> > Embperl code already does most of what it needs to do at the moment, but
> > now I want to implement the whole thing properly, with a clean
> > separation of server-side logic, client-side logic, content and
> > presentation. Which, as far as I can tell means breaking it down into
> > inheritable chunks and using Execute a lot!
> > -However- many of the documents will come from someone else who is
> > writing them in Dreamweaver, and will be full, standalone HTML pages.
> > And they may -need- to stay standalone, and by that I mean they will
> > with their own HTML, HEAD, and BODY tags.
> > Now obviously, if my base document has its own HTML, HEAD, BODY
sections,
> > if I inherit a document which possibly has its own HTML,HEAD, BODY
> > sections, I will probably wind up with malformed HTML.
> > Structurally, I want my intended information folders to grouped by
> > content category, again for other people to add to. Hence I dont want
> > my folder-based inheritance to get overly complex.
> > What I'd -like- to be able to do is only inheret the part of those
> > documents that resides in the BODY section. Is that possible, with a
> > minimal amount of Perl/Embperl voodoo, or do I need to rethink my
approach?
> >
> > My thanks for your time.
> >
> > Sean Ahern
> >
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