On 1/10/06, Kim Ryan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OK, will explain this more clearly. I want to add some custom variables
> to an existing template, and am using the approach of adding a sub and
> exporting it:
>
> sub todays_list : Exported {
> my ($self, $r ) = @_;
> my $some_var = 'some value';
> $r->objects( $self->search( some_var => $some_var->x) );
> $r->template('list');
> }
>
> That is all fine, except I can't compile because I get and Invalid CODE error
> when the compiler see ': Exported.' The suggested work arounds of wrapping
> BEGIN {} around the sub or calling the sub last don't work.
>
Ahh. I see. A new name and spin on an old template. One thing I see
that may not work how you expect is "objects" takes an array ref not
an array or iterator. So i think you need to wrap that search in [].
Regarding your error, do you have other subs with the Exported
attribute in that file? If you comment out your new sub does it work?
pjs
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