I'll second the suggestion about checking die_on_bad_params. You don't need
it turned on unless you're trying to do exactly what you're trying to avoid
here. Turning it off will allow you to skip params.
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7;EXAMPLE_LOOP', 'BEE']);
...but how would I go about getting the value of a variable inside a loop
using either param() or query()?
Brian McCain
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tly you're
adhering to the separation of data and presentation...though, if you're
using H-T-Expr, that probably isn't too terribly great a concern.
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lage developer nor a Bricolage user, and if I wanted
to get notifications of updates to Bricolage, I'd sign up for one of their
lists.
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n EMPTY loop, which wont display any data, but
# will keep H:T from throwing an error.
Hope this helps.
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status" which
will be set to 'null' if $rows evaluates as false. It's a bit of overkill,
but it'll fix your problem.
But seriously Doc, lighten up, and remember that we're trying to help you
out of the goodness of our hearts and our wish to support other deve
oblem. Speaking
of that specific problem...maybe you could clear it up for us Doc, exactly
what is it that you are trying to do? The more detailed the question, the
higher chance of an accurate (and applicable) solution.
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PageMasters Internet Group
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oop data, and all you have to do is name it:
$template->param(ROWS => $arrayref);
Of course, you'll want some error handling, because if no rows are returned,
you'll get an error complaining that the parameter is not a TMPL_VAR, and
your template won't parse.
Brian McCain
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slightly less crazy workarounds, but the mod_rewrite solution is by far the
most solid, and coolest solution. (Thanks Kenny)
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Why not just stick the block of HTML, tmpl_vars and all, into another
template, and then anywhere you have that block, replace it with
?
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Without knowing how you're using the associate feature, it's hard to come up
with a workaround. It seems like loops should work for you, but if whatever
youre doing with associate is making that impossible, perhaps you could
include the portion of your code where you use associate?
Brian
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On Thursday, July 25, 2002, Sam Tregar wrote:
| On Thu, 25 Jul 2002, Philip S Tellis wrote:
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| > What I would really like to see though is a and
| > . That would really clean up some of my templates that
| > have too many nested ifs.
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| Mmm.. I've considered it at various points. Each tim
ailable in HTML::Template::Expr.
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Subject: Re: [htmltmpl] TMPL_IF truth vs definition
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