-Original Message-
From: Alexandr Efimov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Our questions are:
1. Are there any mod-perl packages created for similar tasks?
2. Can constructions similar to
FOREACH c=rows
...
/FOREACH
(which is now translated into [% FOREACH ... %] template blocks)
-Original Message-
From: Alexandr Efimov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Yes. AxKit's XSP module does this. Your SQL can be generated with the
AxKit::XSP::ESQL module, and then you can loop over the results
in your XSLT stylesheet using either xsl:foreach or (better still)
using a
Hello Joshua!
Thank you for fast and detailed answers and support!
You are cool as always.
We have a 4 year experience in developing web sites
for our customers. Most of these web sites must present
information stored in some relational database
(MySQL or Oracle), and we create a
We have also heard something about OpenInteract, which is based on
Template Toolkit - may be it would be simplier to use it?
It does sound like a possible good choice for your purposes, since it
combines a basic application structure with Template Toolkit integration
and
an
* BeerBong ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010915 07:43]:
We have also heard something about OpenInteract, which is based on
Template Toolkit - may be it would be simplier to use it?
It does sound like a possible good choice for your purposes, since it
combines a basic application structure with
* Perrin Harkins ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010914 17:11]:
We have also heard something about OpenInteract, which is based on
Template Toolkit - may be it would be simplier to use it?
It does sound like a possible good choice for your purposes, since it
combines a basic application structure
OpenInteract will probably do what you want, but one of its design
philosophies is to have the templates to relatively simple work and
handlers do the real data manipulation. So from the example in your
original message:
[% data=fetch({sql=SELECT MessageId, Subject FROM Messages}) %]
BeerBong wrote:
Of course, we know this and used this feature.
The you can reference $App in all scripts includes,
just like
%= $App-print_something %
But our crew are 3 designers and 4 programmers.
Designers know nothing about $App and other things, programmers don't know
Hello, all!
We have a 4 year experience in developing web sites
for our customers. Most of these web sites must present
information stored in some relational database
(MySQL or Oracle), and we create a special web interface
for managing the data stored in the database.
We cannot use standard
On Friday 14 September 2001 11:40, Alexandr Efimov wrote:
We tried to use XML, but the main problem with XML
is that we cannot insert even a simple logic constructions,
like IF of FOREACH, as with Template.
Yes you can, but of course you need a dedicated processor. XML is just a
syntax :-)
Hello, All!
Yes. AxKit's XSP module does this. Your SQL can be generated with the
AxKit::XSP::ESQL module, and then you can loop over the results
in your XSLT stylesheet using either xsl:foreach or (better still)
using a template.
Actually using AxKit::XSP::ESQL module seems to be much
more
On Friday 14 September 2001 18:16, Alexandr Efimov wrote:
Yes. AxKit's XSP module does this. Your SQL can be generated with the
AxKit::XSP::ESQL module, and then you can loop over the results
in your XSLT stylesheet using either xsl:foreach or (better still)
using a template.
Actually
Alexandr Efimov wrote:
Hello, all!
We have a 4 year experience in developing web sites
for our customers. Most of these web sites must present
information stored in some relational database
(MySQL or Oracle), and we create a special web interface
for managing the data stored in the
We have also heard something about OpenInteract, which is based on
Template Toolkit - may be it would be simplier to use it?
It does sound like a possible good choice for your purposes, since it
combines a basic application structure with Template Toolkit integration and
an object/relational
We have also heard something about OpenInteract, which is based on
Template Toolkit - may be it would be simplier to use it?
It does sound like a possible good choice for your purposes, since it
combines a basic application structure with Template Toolkit integration and
an object/relational
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