>Actually, if a few insults would
> make it stop parading around my apartment wearing that pathetic "King Of
> Templating" crown it made out of tin-foil, that would be an improvement.
>
Have you thought about mentioning these hallucinations to a
professional? I have a great friend (emacs M-docto
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> On Thu, 10
On Thu, 10 Oct 2002, Dave Van Abel wrote:
> I generally don't get in these fights, but now I am.
>
> H-T is not stupid. I have used it for 3 yrs (including DBI) without one
> problem.
>
> Reconsider your statement.
Hey, everybody calm down. HTML::Template is not going to have its
feelings hurt
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> > On Thu, 10 Oct 2002, Brian McCain wrote:
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> > > The "scalar" he's putting in the
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> On Thu, 10 Oct 2002, Brian McCain wrote:
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> > The "scalar" he'
>
> Ironically, if memory serves me right, I think that the tag
> attributes are case INsensitive no?
True, unless overridden in the constructor.
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> Then H-T must be incrediable dumb since that tmpl_var ROWS is in it.
> and Script says ROWS too. I am very much aware of
> case sensitive nature of linux.
Ironically, if memory serves me right, I think that the tag
attributes are case INsensitive no?
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On Thu, 10 Oct 2002, Brian McCain wrote:
> The "scalar" he's putting in there is actually an array reference, which is
> totally kosher. I've gotten this error many times, and it has always been as
> a result of selecting data from a database into a variable (either a true
> scalar or an arrayref
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> > On Wed, 9 Oct 2002, Doc wrote:
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> > > HTML::Template::param() : attempt to set parameter 'rows' with a
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| Hey Brian,
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| I believe the error is prompted by ref( $data->{'rows'} ) not being
"ARRAY",
| most likely rows is undef() or somethi
Hey Brian,
I believe the error is prompted by ref( $data->{'rows'} ) not being "ARRAY",
most likely rows is undef() or something along those lines. I could totally
be wrong though, this is just my experience.
To fix it, I usually use something along the lines of
$data->{'rows'} = get_my_rows()
#x27; as a TMPL_LOOP in your
template.
| You have to fix one or the other.
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Hello,
> Then H-T must be incrediable dumb since that tmpl_var ROWS
> is in it. and Script says ROWS too.
> I am very much aware of case sensitive nature of linux.
This is a very friendly list, please do not toss any slights here, they are
not welcome.
Check your data, it sounds like you are p
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> On Wed, 9 Oct 2002, Doc wrote:
>
> > HTML::Template::param() : attempt to set parameter 'rows' with a scalar
> > - parameter is not a TMPL_VAR! at dbview.pl line 22
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On Wed, 9 Oct 2002, Doc wrote:
> HTML::Template::param() : attempt to set parameter 'rows' with a scalar
> - parameter is not a TMPL_VAR! at dbview.pl line 22
This means that HTML::Template didn't see:
in your template file. If you'd rather HTML::Template was quiet about
this situation the
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