Re: HTML %fdat settings problem

> > [+ > " > 1 > 2 > 3 > " > +] > > doesn't. > Yes, this doesn't work, you can either write 1 2 3 if this is possible in your case, or you must run the pieces of code thru the Execute function: [- $code = q{ 1 2 3 } ; Execute ({input => \$code, output => \$out}) ; -] [+ local $escmode = 0

HTML %fdat settings problem

Hi I am trying to take advantage of the way %fdat automatically sets 'selected' for select boxes, but I have a problem. It only seems to work for hard-coded HTML, not text that is the result of a [+ +] block. Is there any way to have it apply to all output? Example: for test.pl?sel=3, 1 2 3

Re: Problem with make test in Embperl 1.3.3

Hi, this is only a problem of "make test" not of Embperl itself. Try to run the tests with make test TESTARGS="-i" this will make the test continue after the error. If everything else is ok, it's safe to use Embperl. The probem is that different versions of Perl (even differently compiled Perl'

Problem with make test in Embperl 1.3.3

Environment: Solaris 2.6 Perl: 5.6.1 output from make test: #111 opmask/opmasktrap.htm... [-1][Thu Jun 7 09:19:01 2001] [error] [1013]ERR: 24: Line 215: Error in Perl c ode: syntax error at (eval 1455) line 1, near "package main" Input: test/html/opmask/opmasktrap.htm Output:

Re: Problem with auto table?

That got it! Thanks for all your help. Mitchell Surface Linux System Administrator Fort Wayne Newspapers 219-461-8292Voice 219-461-8445FAX [EMAIL PROTECTED] Gerald Richter wrote: > > Hi, > > > > but I'm only getting the first three columns of data. > > I guess your fourth column contai

From embperl to ASP

Hello, I am converting an embperl page to be an ASP page using vbscript. The meta-commands [$ $] are proving difficult to convert. The program uses the meta-commands to direct the program flow at a level above the embperl, and in converting I am faced with bringing that logic into the rest of

Re: Problem with auto table?

Hi, > > but I'm only getting the first three columns of data. I guess your fourth column contains a NULL, which turn to undef in Perl and Embperl stop the autotable if it see the first expression which result is undef and which contains $row or $col. If your data contains NULL's use the followin

Re: Problem with auto table?

Thanks for the suggestion, but it didn't seem to make any difference. Mitchell Surface Linux System Administrator Fort Wayne Newspapers 219-461-8292Voice 219-461-8445FAX [EMAIL PROTECTED] Ilia Lobsanov wrote: > > I can suggest checking $maxcol, though it should default to 10. > > ilia.

Re: Problem with auto table?

I can suggest checking $maxcol, though it should default to 10. ilia. - Original Message - From: "Mitchell Surface" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2001 12:02 PM Subject: Problem with auto table? > Hi, > > I'm just getting started with Embperl a

Re: Problem with auto table?

I can suggest checking $maxcol, though it should default to 10. ilia. - Original Message - From: "Mitchell Surface" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2001 12:02 PM Subject: Problem with auto table? > Hi, > > I'm just getting started with Embperl a

Problem with auto table?

Hi, I'm just getting started with Embperl and I'm running into a problem with an auto table. I'm accessing an Oracle database table with nine columns. The header is getting printed out OK (ie, all nine are there) but I'm only getting the first three columns of data. This is pretty much taken from

Re: internal_redirect, EmbperlObject and fdat

[32075]ENV: CONTENT_LENGTH=87 [32075]ENV: QUERY_STRING=missing=name_first%2Cname_last When Content Length and query_string are set, Embperl tries to read the posted form data from stdin and ignores the query_string. I don't know why CONTENT_LENGTH is set, but the easiest way to fix this, i