Hi
>
> I thought I could place this in my EmbperlObject template:
>
>
The current version of Embperl requires a
[- Execute ({ inputfile => '*', import => 0}) -]
before the first call to a subroutine in that file, to define the
subroutines in this file. The final release of 1.3 will make this
a
Hi ,
>
>Look in the documentation this value can be set in ur program if u
> want it to take effect only for that page ele u can change in the config
> files the embperl_option is
> "optEarlyHttpHeader = 64 " ... the explanation is as follows :
>
Additionaly you can force Embperl to
> Try putting
>
> [-
>
> $optDisableHtmlScan = 1;
> $optDisableTableScan = 1;
> $optRawInput = 1;
> $escmode = 0;
>
> -]
>
> :) then your html/table whatever code is left alone...
>
Yes, but I thing that's not what thr original poster wants. As far as I can
see, he wants to iterate over @$
>
> I have several libraries of helper routines that I load into my
> HTML files.
>
> I tried using Execute to load them, but I started getting weird
> things where it seemed like there was more than one copy of the
> library in use.
>
This shouldn't be the case, as long as you don't use the mtim
> From my web page I call a routine in a library. I would like that
> routine to be able to access (and set) some variables (%udat in
> particular). I need to experiment to be sure, but
> HTML::Embperl::udat didn't seem to work,
Accessing %HTML::Embperl::udat should work in the current version
>
> I am calling a (child) epl from a (parent) epl via [- Execute($child,
> $param) -]
> The child epl does some processing based on the passed $param and creates
> some variables. The problem is that I would like to use child's
> vars in the
> parent epl and i don't want to have to pass these var
Try putting
[-
$optDisableHtmlScan = 1;
$optDisableTableScan = 1;
$optRawInput = 1;
$escmode = 0;
-]
:) then your html/table whatever code is left alone...
egill
-Original Message-
From: Gerald Richter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 21. aprÃl 2000 19:13
To: Umar Goldeli; [E
>
> [+ $head->[$col] +]:
>
Does it change anything if you change your code to the following (intention
is just for better readablility)?
[- $h = $head->[$col] ; $r = $result -> [$row][$col] -]
[+ $h +]:
Gerald
>
> Standard workaround here is now "apachectl restart" after the change of
> modules :-/ weird but it really works!
>
Nothing weird here. Everything is well defined. Just let us try to
understand how Perl, mod_perl and Embperl works together:
"perldoc -f use" tells us:
Imports some semantics
Hi,
> I wonder if anyone has noticed this error in embperl.
Not everything that people think is an error of Embperl... :-)
> Embperl will refuse
> to print out CHECKED or SELECTED with in or tags if they
> are stored within a variable. I think the following code example
> will best
> explai
Hi
I thought I could place this in my EmbperlObject template:
and this in the original file:
[$ sub js_start $] onLoad="nr.focus()" [$ endsub $]
But the result is this:
title
onLoad="nr.focus()"
How will I produce an individual onLoad if I want to use EmbperlObjects ?
--
Kaare Ras
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