> > I also do not understand why your whitespace is being removed, but
> > perhaps the above will help (sorry - untested).
> >
>
> Only optKeepSpaces helps
>
> Gerald
And, as promised, it did help. Danke!
Charlie Hills
CreditMinders Development Team
512.263.7003 x223
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> > I even tried tossing in a [- print "\n" -] statement, to no avail!
>
> did you try to print to the 'OUT' filehandle?
> [- print OUT "\n" -]
>
print to OUT does excatly the same as [+ +]
> I also do not understand why your whitespace is being removed, but
> perhaps the above will help (sor
> I even tried tossing in a [- print "\n" -] statement, to no avail!
did you try to print to the 'OUT' filehandle?
[- print OUT "\n" -]
I also do not understand why your whitespace is being removed, but
perhaps the above will help (sorry - untested).
Cameron
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> We're using embperl to generate dynamic email messages, but I'm having
trouble
> getting whitespace preserved between conditional statements. e.g.:
>
Pass optKeepSpaces in options e.g.
Execute ({inputfile => xxx, options => HTML::Embperl::optKeepSpaces})
or set it in EMBPERL_OPTIONS.
Embperl
> Regarding whitespace it's always a good idea to review the 'Inside
> Embperl' part of the documentation, summarized for 1.3.4 at:
>
> http://perl.apache.org/embperl/pod/doc/doc13/HTML/Embperl.-page-12-.htm
>
> but I don't know why it wouldn't leave that space inbetween tags alone
> either..
Aye
On Tue, Sep 10, 2002 at 10:39:46AM -0500, Charlie Hills wrote:
> Except it's not generating HTML, but the text for a plain text email. So the
Ah, I had missed the email part. If that's the case I guess we need
some more context to understand why it's not leaving that space in.
Are you using HTM
> Realize that that is only making a hard break in the html document that
> then gets parsed by the browser.. HTML doesn't recognize whitespace in
> the document itself without a (preformatted) tag. So you could do
> one of two things:
>
> [$ if (blah) $] text1
> [$ endif $]
>
> [$ if (blah
On Tue, Sep 10, 2002 at 10:19:51AM -0500, Charlie Hills wrote:
> [$ if (this) $] * some text
> [$ endif $]
>
> [$ if (that) $] * some other text
> [$ endif $]
> I even tried tossing in a [- print "\n" -] statement, to no avail!
Realize that that is only making a hard break in the html document
We're using embperl to generate dynamic email messages, but I'm having trouble
getting whitespace preserved between conditional statements. e.g.:
[$ if (this) $] * some text
[$ endif $]
[$ if (that) $] * some other text
[$ endif $]
produces:
* some text
* some other text
and not:
* some t
