At 02:20 PM 1/7/04 -0500, Todd Chapman wrote:
Using the method described below, do I have to set
the params in the appropriate teamplates, or can I
do the include first and set all the params in one
template? The reason I ask is that the params all
come from one database table, and I don't want
to
If TMPL_INCLUDE is processed first, does that mean
I can't do this? (Using HTML::Template::Expr)
On Wed, Jan 07, 2004 at 02:48:35PM -0500, Jason Purdy wrote:
> My guess is that it's trying to do the INCLUDE *BEFORE* doing the
> variable substitution.
>
> So if you're stuck on making t
Using the method described below, do I have to set
the params in the appropriate teamplates, or can I
do the include first and set all the params in one
template? The reason I ask is that the params all
come from one database table, and I don't want
to worry about which template has which TMPL_VARs
My guess is that it's trying to do the INCLUDE *BEFORE* doing the
variable substitution.
So if you're stuck on making the included file dynamic, I would
recommend a two-sweep approach, which I see Timm Murray's post addresses.
Cheers,
Jason
Todd Chapman wrote:
I would like to pass a paramete
At 01:24 PM 1/7/04 -0500, Todd Chapman wrote:
I would like to pass a parameter to a template that
would be used to include another template. This
syntax does not seem to be valid:
How can I accomplish this?
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I use the output from one template to feed into another:
my $tmpl1 = HTML::Temp
I would like to pass a parameter to a template that
would be used to include another template. This
syntax does not seem to be valid:
How can I accomplish this?
Thanks.
-Todd
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> That would certainly work, though I would say this instead:
>
> &send_email( $email_message->output );
>
> Since you're sending the e-mail to a controlled (& homogeneous) list of
> HTML-receivable e-mail clients, you don't have to worry about a
> corresponding text version.
Thanks Jason, that i
Chris Faust wrote:
Looking at the docs - would the below work?
my $email_message = HTML::Template->new( filehandle => *FH,
some_loop => [EMAIL PROTECTED],
some_val =>$someval,
some_if=>1,
);
&send_email($email_message);
That would certa
Folks,
HTML::Template has preformed above and beyond all
my expectations when it comes to serving user content from our
site.
I currently have a bunch of reporting that happens
on a daily basis which is mailed off to specific people in a HTML
report.
I'd like to take advantage of some of
