Re: Is it possible to use "print OUT" to create HTML tags?

> On Wed, May 23, 2001 at 11:33:20PM -0700, Michael George III wrote: > > Just in case anyone wants the solution: > > > > > > [- local $escmode=0; print OUT "\ Hello World \"; -] > > > > You don't need "\<" in the string with $escmode=0, "<" is fine. > You need the \ if you don't have set opt

Re: Dynamic Tables NOT not working if using an array that does NOT start with and index of 0 (zero) or uses non sequential integers in the index

> Problem Statement: > Dynamic Tables are NOT working if using an array that does not start with > and index of 0 (zero) or uses non sequential integers in the index. > As Agnus already pointed out, dynamic tables doesn't iterate over an Array (it wouldn't be nearly impossible to dterminate which

Re: Dynamic Tables NOT not working if using an array that does NOT start with and index of 0 (zero) or uses non sequential integers in the index

On Wed, May 23, 2001 at 10:52:50PM -0700, Michael George III wrote: > Dynamic Tables are NOT working if using an array that does not start with > and index of 0 (zero) or uses non sequential integers in the index. > > > [- @v[0] = "hello,"; >@v[2] = "world,"; > -] > > > [+

Re: Is it possible to use "print OUT" to create HTML tags?

On Wed, May 23, 2001 at 11:33:20PM -0700, Michael George III wrote: > Just in case anyone wants the solution: > > > [- local $escmode=0; print OUT "\ Hello World \"; -] > You don't need "\<" in the string with $escmode=0, "<" is fine. -- Andrew O'Brien [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.switc

RE: Is it possible to use "print OUT" to create HTML tags?

Just in case anyone wants the solution: [- local $escmode=0; print OUT "\ Hello World \"; -] which came courtesy "Andrew O'Brien". Thanks again! -Original Message- From: Michael George III [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 11:07 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subjec

Is it possible to use "print OUT" to create HTML tags?

Is it possible to convert use "print OUT" to generate HTML tags? Embperl Example: [+ "Hello World" +] Failed print OUT Examples: [- print OUT " Hello World "; -] Comment: HTML tags get stripped. [- print OUT "\ Hello World \"; -] Comment: Escaping the '<' causes tag to

Dynamic Tables NOT not working if using an array that does NOT start with and index of 0 (zero) or uses non sequential integers in the index

Problem Statement: Dynamic Tables are NOT working if using an array that does not start with and index of 0 (zero) or uses non sequential integers in the index. Example: You would expect this code to produce a 1x2 table, with "hello," in row 1 and "world," in row2. However, row 2 does not print.

Re: How to save dynamic HTML output to a file after user reviews it?

On Thu, May 24, 2001 at 11:12:24AM +1000, Gavin Carr wrote: > [- Execute({ inputfile => 'dynamic.ehtml', output => $output, > param => [ 'R' ] }); -] Whoops, output should be a reference: [- Execute({ inputfile => 'dynamic.ehtml', output => \$output, param => [ 'R' ] }); -] Cheers,

Re: How to save dynamic HTML output to a file after user reviews it?

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How to save dynamic HTML output to a file after user reviews it?

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