On Sun, 9 May 2004, Puneet Kishor wrote:
PK>since you asked for suggestions on improving the approach, my
PK>suggestion would be to not use H-T/Perl for this at all. Use
PK>JavaScript. I am assuming that you are using the cgi params to send
PK>back in case errors are found because you are not usin
Is there a way to get warnings on bad parameters ?
On one hand I set die_on_bad_params to 0 in order to avoid crashes
but I'd like to get the warnings in the error log.
Gabor
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C Hagstrom wrote:
At any rate, what I ended up doing that appears
to work was set the editing form up as an included file, and
create a "parent" template up with this code:
I digressed a bit, but I guess the short comment is that I was able
to "switch" the on
On May 9, 2004, at 9:25 AM, C Hagstrom wrote:
>No, but you're misunderstanding the tree structure. The entire
>loop.../loop needs to be within the unless.../unless.
I think I understand that part of the structure ... what I was trying
to do was call the template one of two ways ... the first
usin
>No, but you're misunderstanding the tree structure. The entire
>loop.../loop needs to be within the unless.../unless.
I think I understand that part of the structure ... what I was trying
to do was call the template one of two ways ... the first
using the loop functionality to populate the form,
