ou make sure
> die_on_bad_params => 1
> is set in your HTML::Template constructor, then any
> variable which
> isn't set in the template, or is misspelt will cause
> the page to die -
> the designer can then tell what's wrong by simply
> looking at the error
> message.
>
>
rl code is a useful and
justifiable feature of any server-side scripting
framework.
- boon
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>
> - Original Message -
> From: Boon Chew
>
> I want a way to quickly display all the info in a
>
ng to say was that, I dont think it is even technically possible to do it generically.Can you think of an example of how to do it generically? If you can, I could quite easily modify my H::T version to support this functionality.Mat Boon Chew wrote:I agree with you that the
hich writes a dumped-block into the target page.MathewPS. I maintain a version of H::T which supports sub-classing so that you can create your own TMPL tags, see: http://members.optusnet.com.au/~mathew Boon Chew wrote: I want a way to quickly display all the info in a var - a
pecial mode to H::TMathewBoon Chew wrote: Ya sorry, that's what I meant. Right now I am working on some site code, and the designer sometimes have to come to me for stuff because he doesn't always know what hash keys I am passing to him (say sometimes I might add a new o
Another newbie question about HTML::Template.Is there a way to output only a subset of a loop variable? For instance, let's say I have a template var that is a reference to array of hashes of X elements (essentially a recordset with X rows of data), is it possible to output just the first
I can't find a way in the doc to loop through hash without knowing the keys in the hash. If this feature is not available, I think the fact that the template has to always such intimiate knowledge of what's being passed to it is not always a good thing, it also makes it impossible to just du
Ya sorry, that's what I meant.Right now I am working on some site code, and the designer sometimes have to come to me for stuff because he doesn't always know what hash keys I am passing to him (say sometimes I might add a new one, sometimes he mistype one, etc.). The whole point of doing t
