I made it like this:
[$ var $rec $req %qdat %ssdat %srdat @set $set $names %db $key $allow_update
$allow_demolinks @values $creator $datetime $eventcode $user_id $info
$sth_eventlog $review_type $review_os $recurring_total $]
[+ $_[0] +]
[- $req = shift; -]
[-
and I still got the error.
When I open page.epl directly (the top of it's showing above), it works fine
and I get this where the $_[0] is at:
Embperl::__6=HASH(0x85b238c)
I then removed the entire [$ var ....$] line and it gave the same error when
executed and it loads directly just fine, chainging the number of the hash
reference.
Scott
On Tuesday 14 January 2003 11:59 am, Gerald Richter wrote:
> >I changed the top level file to just:
> >[- Execute ('page.epl' ); -]
> >
> >and I'm still getting errors in my database because the $req is not going
>
> to
>
> >page.epl.
>
> Strange. What do you get if you add a
>
> [+ $_[0] +]
>
> to page.epl _before_ the shift?
>
> Does it change anything if you remove the [$ var $req $] ?
>
> Gerald
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