# This moves the custom shifts [...]
Try \@rows_shift
That was originally the way I had it. I was doing essentially what I
had done with the previous SQL statement, going to each row and pushing
it into an array. For some reason, it doesn't work the same way.
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On 10/09/2012 07:50 AM, Mark Haney wrote:
That was originally the way I had it. I was doing essentially what I
had done with the previous SQL statement, going to each row and pushing
it into an array. For some reason, it doesn't work the same way.
Well, after a weekend spent with my
can think of that would possibly cause the problem.
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the word 'shift' in the FOREACH loop. The
only thing I changed was the variable that was being passed to the
template. In fact, I just ran it again to double check. Still no errors.
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from a link on the main page, the perl gets executed
and populates the options list automatically. There's really nothing to
it.
I can't imagine /why/ this is working now, but, as far behind as I am
now, I don't think I particularly care.
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On 09/27/2012 01:20 PM, Ronald J Kimball wrote:
On Thu, Sep 27, 2012 at 1:10 PM, Mark Haney ma...@abemblem.com
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Can you show us the call to process the template?
Ronald
My apologies all, I've been afflicted with RA since a teenager (until I was 38
the perl and the template. Something I probably should have done earlier. I
was hoping it was something a new set of eyeballs would notice.
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queries to populate drop down list boxes.
On Thu, 27 Sep 2012 17:10:39 +
Mark Haney ma...@abemblem.com wrote:
my @rows_shift;
while (my $row_shift = $sth-fetchrow_array() )
{
push @rows_shift, $row_shift;
}
BTW, this is equivalent:
my $rows_shift = $sth
code to see what's wrong.
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'/home/markh/work/epic.git/code/embmon-web/lib'],
# pre-process lib/config to define any extra values
PRE_PROCESS = ['config']
});
$template-process($file, $vars)
|| die Template process failed: , $template-error(), \n;
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};
I've tried everything I can think of, but all it's doing is passing the name of
the perl script (shift_rpt.pl) to the dropdown box. The factory one works as
advertised. I just don't have a clue why one works and the other doesn't.
Any ideas? Or perhaps a better way to do this?
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to fix it.
Thanks.
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. It works now and
thanks a lot guys.
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(in this instance it will always be 4).
Keep in mind that this code is inside an HTML template, so I don't
really want any perl in it if I can help it.
Any ideas?
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(in this instance it will always be 4).
Keep in mind that this code is inside an HTML template, so I don't
really want any perl in it if I can help it.
Any ideas?
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apologies for double
posting. My first post never got to my inbox, so I thought it had been
rejected.
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code I got the Factory abbreviation to show up in the drop down
just fine. Granted it didn't include the id, but at least I had that
part working.
I'm at a loss now.
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to the toolkit, I got my variable names all screwed up. It is
a good reminder to not have duplicate or similar variable names.
Especially for me and my ADHD.
Thanks again.
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believe this will work, and I'll check it later today.
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IN factory %]
option value= size=20[% name %]/option
[% END %]
/select
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On 05/24/2012 10:52 AM, Mark Haney wrote:
I've got a query in my perl code to pull 2 fields from a database
(abbreviation, factory_id), one of which is used to populate a dropdown
box (abbreviation). However, I will need to pass /both/ fields to the
CGI script that I'm calling from the form
, you're right. It didn't register at the time that I would need
the [% %] tags for the value substitution. That's probably due to the
rookie with TT that I am.
That works, thanks a lot.
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IN factories %]
option value=[% factory %]/option
[% END %]
/select
I am not sure why you would want to wrap the FOREACH around the select.
Wrapping the select in the OP was a mistake on my part. I actually
fixed that just after sending the post.
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