On Wed, 15 Jun 2005, Brian Raven wrote:
> 813 doco has a spiffy new javascript menu, so you are probably O.K.
> Perhaps it is just my Internet Exploder.
It is the local machine lockdown in IE introduced by SP2. This bug explains
a workaround to regenerate the docs so that they will display correc
If I'm not mistaken--and that's not as improbable as it sounds--you need to convert your "included" script into a package (or module), with a ".pm" extension. See Chapter 5 of the Camelbook.
HTH,
Deane
"Hughes, Trystan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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$Bill Luebkert wrote:
> Brian Raven wrote:
>
>> I am having problems viewing the new documentation (5.8.7 build 813)
>> in Internet Exploder (version 6, XP sp2). Some pages display OK but
>> many come up empty. View source shows just "". I am
>> guessing that this may be a configuration issue, as
Brian Raven wrote:
> I am having problems viewing the new documentation (5.8.7 build 813) in
> Internet Exploder (version 6, XP sp2). Some pages display OK but many
> come up empty. View source shows just "". I am guessing
> that this may be a configuration issue, as everything seems to display
>
Does anyone know any place other than ActiveState tat readily has win 32
binaries of packages?
I ask because ActiveState only keeps what passes all their tests, and I
might NEED i18n::Langinfo, and would like to get a version of
Authen::NTLM that doesn't give me issues after installation as no
OK. Thanks, people. It works fine now :)
Tryst
-Original Message-
From: $Bill Luebkert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wed 15/06/2005 11:00
To: Hughes, Trystan
Cc: activeperl@listserv.ActiveState.com
Subject: Re: Issues with 'require'
Title: New doco problems in IE
I am having problems viewing the new documentation (5.8.7 build 813) in Internet Exploder (version 6, XP sp2). Some pages display OK but many come up empty. View source shows just "". I am guessing that this may be a configuration issue, as everything seems to d
Hughes, Trystan wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a file that simply contains a common set of functions, and wish to
> include this file across many scripts. Now, I use the following statements to
> do this...
>
> eval "require 'F:\\SVN\\Scripts\\function_list.pl'";
> print "Unable to include scri
Hughes, Trystan wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a file that simply contains a common set of functions,
> and wish to include this file across many scripts. Now, I use
> the following statements to do this...
>
> eval "require 'F:\\SVN\\Scripts\\function_list.pl'";
> print "Unable to include script: f
Hi all,
I have a file that simply contains a common set of functions, and wish to
include this file across many scripts. Now, I use the following statements to
do this...
eval "require 'F:\\SVN\\Scripts\\function_list.pl'";
print "Unable to include script: function_list.pl: $@" if $@;
...
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