At the top of the template, you forgot:
[-
$a = shift @param;
-]
On my own sites, I wrote a "preprocessor" abstraction-type module that
copies param to %fdat, so that you don't need the line above.
ilia.
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From: "Ian Fenn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Small note:
It would appear that the mailer has stripped out the HTML from the example
below. It was nothing special - just an html page with the [+ $a +] inside
a couple of p tags.
At 02:05 AM 08/10/2000 +0100, you wrote:
>Now, I'm sure that I must be doing something really, really dumb, and
Now, I'm sure that I must be doing something really, really dumb, and the
problem is staring me in the face, but I've spent ages trying to work it
out and would be grateful of assistance! I've read and re-read the
documentation, without success.
I have a CGI script:
#! /usr/bin/perl
use CGI;
Anyone notice a crash with this little test script:
[-
@bar = ('a', 'blah', 'c');
-]
[$ foreach $foo @bar $]
[- next if $foo eq 'blah' -]
[+ $foo +]
[$ endforeach $]
ilia.
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