Gang,
I'm forwarding this to the list. Sorry Danny for sending it to your
personally.
Rodney Hampton
Danny Rathjens wrote:
Looks like you accidentally replied to just me instead of the group.
Don't ask me why we don't have a reply-to header on the list, ;)
Rodney Hampton wrote:
Perrin,
Hi there,
On Sat, 26 Oct 2002, Per Einar Ellefsen wrote:
At 00:01 26.10.2002, Robert Covell wrote:
The modules I have declared do contain a package name.
Is it not possible or easy to just use/require/include a pl or pm file that
contains a set of function for me to reuse.
Also: have
Rodney Hampton wrote:
I really only need 3 tags: one to link the templates together, one
to bring in images, and one to call code that can by dynamically
inserted.
Like an eval, or a subroutine call? Either way, this is all covered by
most of the other systems. Even Apache::SSI can do
Rodney Hampton wrote:
Perrin, Danny, et. al.
I looked over the comparison document as well as the perldocs on all
the templating systems I could find on CPAN before embarking on this
journey.
I'll add in how Apache::ASP can be used to solve this problem...
I really only need 3 tags: one to
On Thu, 24 Oct 2002, Shannon Appelcline wrote:
I see there's a new book coming out from O'Reilly on mason, which seems
to be perl integrated into web pages and claims to support mod_perl.
Any thoughts on mason from this esteemed community?
I use it a lot; it rocks. You can't get stuff done
Chapter 8's code walk-thru of apprentice.perl.org is quite good.
Kudos to whoever came up with idea to dedicate a chapter to discussing
a production application.
I've only read chs 8 and 10, but it looks like this book is going to
be perfect for turning my novice-intermediate Perl developers into
Kyle Oppenheim wrote:
I assume you are running this script under Apache::Registry (since your URLs
have .pl extensions). Apache::Registry compiles your code into a subroutine
and runs it using this code:
my $old_status = $r-status;
my $cv = \{$package\::handler};
eval { {$cv}($r,
