To get around that problem, we use a filter that translates virtual
includes into tmpl_includes. This way the includes work with or without
running them through a perl app. The filter is:
sub filter {
$text_ref = shift;
${$text_ref} =~ s///ig;
}
On Mon, 2004-11-22 at 15:45, Kas
Jason,
Thanks a lot. Actually, I had tried that first (forgot to include
in my post).
Anyway, I think I have solved the problem. Being the novice that I
am, I had forgotten that I need to access any .tmpl page through a .pl
script to make use of any tags.
I was trying to directly
Kasturirangan Rangaswamy wrote:
Index.tmpl
---
I think the problem is this line ... try this instead:
Cheers,
Jason
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Hi,
I am totally new to HTML::Template so kindly bear with me. I already
tried seeking out an answer to this question but could not find one.
This seems a trivial question but for a newbie like me, it might as
well be the ultimate conundrum!
I have 2 static HTML template files called top_sc
On Mon, 22 Nov 2004, Tim Howell wrote:
> I've very recently begun using HTML::Template::JIT to eke some
> additional speed out of several fairly complex applications I have.
> This morning users of a couple of those applications received messages
> like the following:
>
> Can't locate object meth
I've very recently begun using HTML::Template::JIT to eke some
additional speed out of several fairly complex applications I have.
This morning users of a couple of those applications received messages
like the following:
Can't locate object method "output" via package
"tmpl_5508c265bab21c4e12849a
