>
> this doesn't:
>
>
>
> result is href=xxx?22
>
Does it change anything if you write
Take a look at the embperl.log file. How does the expression look like in
the EVAL< line for that tag?
Gerald
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Gerald Richter wrote:
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> I will make Embperl also recogince hashrefs, than it will look like
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> >
This works:
this doesn't:
result is href=xxx?22
Bug in 1.3.b5?
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> I have some embperl scripts that need to pass a lot of values
> between them, and
> until I discovered this trick, I was always manually typeing the whole
> string "value=[+ $fdat{someid} +]&foo=[+ bar +]" etc. However,
> how about if
> you want to change just value, but not change the value
On 23-Jun-2000 Gerald Richter wrote:
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> otherwise Embperl cannot recognise that the [+ .. +] belongs to the href
> attribute.
>
> When you are inside a URL (e.g. href, src) Embperl converts a array ref
> automaticly to
>
> a=1&b=2&c=3
This is a really cool. However, I have a questi
Gerald Richter wrote:
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> ...
> I will make Embperl also recogince hashrefs, than it will look like
>
> >
>
> that should be as easy as the hidden, isn't it?
Cool.
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> Thanks. The expressions like
>
>
>
> in my code make me happy - they make me feel like a Real Programmer ;-)
> Seriously
>
>
>
> where Embperl would recognize 'hidden' in URL context and do the right
> thing could be slightly more intuitive for us less-then-advanced perl
> programm
> Aha. But it neither rewrites existing values nor handle multivalue
> parameters. For link
>
>
> query string
>
> lang=cz&name=&city=&district=praha&features=entrance_disabled&feat
> ures=tennis
>
> is rewitten as
>
> lang=de&page=2&city=&name=&sub=1&lang=cz&from=advanced&district=pr
> aha
> > ...
> > What's about
> >
> > Page 2
> >
> > this should exactly do what you want, doesn't it?
>
> I don't understand how this is supposed to work but no, it doesn't do
> what I need, it prints
>
> page=2&ARRAY(0x82f9884)
>
Oops, I missed the quotes, must be:
Page 2
otherwise Embperl cann
Hi,
>
> sometimes one's building navigation between pages like this
>
> Page 1 |
> Page 2 |
> Page 3
>
> However when it's dynamically built page, say search results, one's
> loosing the original query string. Trivial fix like
>
> Page 2
>
What's about
Page 2
this should exactly do wh
Hi,
sometimes one's building navigation between pages like this
Page 1 |
Page 2 |
Page 3
However when it's dynamically built page, say search results, one's
loosing the original query string. Trivial fix like
Page 2
wouldn't work if page parameter is already in query string. And
there'r
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