> > although I wouldn't consider some of the enhancements "feature
> > creep" (ie I think not having TMPL_ELSIF would mean that a feature
> > is missing) -> I thank him for producing a very use piece of code.
>
> Thanks, I appreciate that. I'm certainly not above changing my mind
> if enough peop
On Tue, 11 Jan 2005, Mathew Robertson wrote:
> I respect Sam's opinion on what should and shouldn't go into H::T,
> although I wouldn't consider some of the enhancements "feature
> creep" (ie I think not having TMPL_ELSIF would mean that a feature
> is missing) -> I thank him for producing a very
From: Philip Tellis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>I do it by pushing the selected evaluation right to the SQL:
>
>SELECT foo, bar, baz, IF(bar='myval', 'selected', '') AS selected FROM
>...
>
>and then just throw it into an arrayref.
That's the nifty SQL I mentioned seeing before. It was posted by Punee
I respect Sam's opinion on what should and shouldn't go into H::T, although I
wouldn't consider some of the enhancements "feature creep" (ie I think not
having TMPL_ELSIF would mean that a feature is missing) -> I thank him for
producing a very use piece of code.
And these enhancements show t
On Mon, Jan 10, 2005 at 06:33:54PM +1100, Michael Kraus wrote:
> I'm curious about using HTML::Template to pre-fill in form field values.
...
>
> What I'm currently using is this method
>
>
> value="">
>
> This works great for filling in text boxes. However, how can this be
> done for select bo
Sometime on Jan 10, Mark A. Fuller assembled some asciibets to say:
# %db_vals is automatically populated because the prepared statement
# has "bind_col" each column to a $db_vals{key}.
if ($db_vals{code} eq $selected_value) {
$sel = ' selected="selected"';
}
I do it by pushi
>What I'm currently using is this method
>
>
> value="">
I don't believe you need the conditional. You can let "my_input_box_value"
evaluate always. If it contains nothing, it will evaluate to nothing. Your
template won't be as cluttered.
>However, how can this be done for select boxes (drop-
Micheal,
You've got the right idea there, that's generally how it's done and
yes, it's a bit of a pain.
One other option is to fill the template without the form selections,
then use HTML::FillInForm to set the form parameters.
Another option if you're just dealing with date / time select menus
On Monday 10 January 2005 2:33 am, Michael Kraus wrote:
> G'day all...
>
> I'm curious about using HTML::Template to pre-fill in form field values.
>
> What I'm currently using is this method
>
>
> value="">
>
> This works great for filling in text boxes. However, how can this be
> done for select
