Chisel Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've always been uncomfortable using eval().
> I know /how/ to use it, but it just feels dirty.
> What are the negative effects (if any) of using eval()?
Fundamentally here are two different ways of using eval (plus, of
course, the option of not using it a
Andrew Hammond wrote:
> I'm using HTML::Templates to generate email messages in ISO-2022-JP
> character set. It mostly works correctly except for a little munging.
> I suspect it's Perl trying to do the Right Thing with a mix of
> character sets. Is there any way to control the way that template
>
On Monday, March 10, 2003 10:51 AM,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Sensitivity: Private
Not entirely sure why you're flagging a message sent to a public mailing
list as "private", but hey.
> I've recently run into a problem, tho - I am working on a webserver I
> have no control over (and, therefore,
On Fri, 7 Feb 2003, Drew Taylor wrote:
> Is there a way to trim the extra whitespace\newlines from the final
> output?
Sam Tregar wrote:
> HTML::Clean works for some people. In general I don't let it bother
> me. It's just a few extra bytes and the browser certainly doesn't
> care.
The browser
I wrote:
> Of course, the presence of the "4" shades the separation of code and
> content somewhat.
Drew Taylor replied:
> I would disagree
Ooops. End-of-day brain fade. Sorry about that - you're all quite
correct.
Chris
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On Wed, 5 Feb 2003, Andrew Brosnan asked:
> Can H:T:Expr be used inside a loop to evaluate each iteration of the
> loop?
Sam Tregar corrected the suggested syntax with,
>
Of course, the presence of the "4" shades the separation of code and
content somewhat.
Chris
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Timothy Appnel wrote:
> But one overriding need I have is to
> allow for a designer who doesn't know Perl (nor
> should they have) to work with the look and feel
> while a developer like myself works on logic and
> implementation. I couldn't find any reference to
> this topic in the archives.
Poss
> I have been able to successfully display the fetched data in two
> columns but now I need to do the same thing in four columns. Has
> anyone done something similar ? If so, would really appreciate the
> code segment.
>
> On the same note, has anyone worked on a generic routine for
> displaying da
ded by underscores, e.g. _like_ _this_, are to mean that those
words should be made italic. It handles *bold* too.
References:
http://www.zipcon.net/~showell/cgi-bin/FolderPiki.py/main%3AWikiFormatti
ng
http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/TWiki/TextFormattingRules
Chris
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f you do a search in the mailing list archives for words like "fetchrow" you'll
see a plethora of examples and suggestions.
Chris
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Duh! Sorry
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Philip S Tellis
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Presumably you use DBI to get the data from your database. DBI provides an
"escape the quotes" operation for strings containing single quotes. You
could perhaps use that to process your data prior to giving it to H::T
Chris
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ficeLocation, EmpNames =>
\@whatever};
}
$thtml->param(OFFICES => \@Offices);
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