Re: [htmltmpl] using HTML::Template with CGI:Ajax

2007-04-12 Thread Greg Jetter
pjx); > > Sorry I don't have any concise examples since I use CGI::Ajax with > CGI::Application and there's a lot of irrelevant stuff, but this should > work for you > > Dan > > > -Original Message- > > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > [mailto:[

[htmltmpl] using HTML::Template with CGI:Ajax

2007-04-12 Thread Greg Jetter
tput ? I haven't even  written  any code yet , still researching , Google dose not give me much to work with so I'm trying here. Just would like to see a simple example of  using HTML::Template with  CGI::Ajax

Re: [htmltmpl] HTML::Pager persist_var

2004-06-09 Thread Greg Jetter
On Wednesday June 9 2004 10:12 am, you wrote: > On Wed, 9 Jun 2004, Greg Jetter wrote: > > get_data_callback returned something that isn't an array ref! You must > > return from get_data_callback in the format [ [ $col1, $col2], [ $col1, > > $col2] ] or [ { NAME =>

Re: [htmltmpl] HTML::Pager persist_var

2004-06-09 Thread Greg Jetter
On Tuesday June 8 2004 8:27 pm, Sam Tregar wrote: > On Tue, 8 Jun 2004, Greg Jetter wrote: > > Could someone enlighten me on the proper way to pass an array ref to > > this part of the new() call ? > > > > I've tried persist_vars => [EMAIL PROTECTE

[htmltmpl] HTML::Pager persist_var

2004-06-08 Thread Greg Jetter
Could someone enlighten me on the proper way to pass an array ref to this part of the new() call ? I've tried persist_vars => [EMAIL PROTECTED] ] WHERE : @array = ("PostalCode", $searchZip); $array = [EMAIL PROTECTED]; $SearchZip = 99654; it works but I get the following printed to the tem