On Thu, 24 Jan 2002, Andy Wardley wrote: > On Thu, Jan 24, 2002 at 01:04:36PM +0000, Simon Wilcox wrote: > > And am I correct in assuming that it is a concise form of this ? > > > > [%- WRAPPER page %] > > > > ..template stuff.. > > > > [% END -%] > > Yes. If you use the PROCESS option (or 'process' in .ttreerc) then > TT stores a reference to the regular template in the 'template' variable > and processes your PROCESS template instead. > > my $tt = Template->new( PROCESS => 'page' ); > > In the simple case your 'page' template can look like this: > > <html> > blah blah > [% PROCESS $template %] > blah blah > </html> > > But often it's better to do 'page' like this: > > [% WRAPPER layout; > PROCESS $template; > END > %] > > and have 'layout' look like this: > > <html> > blah blah > [% content %] > blah blah > </html>
Ah ! When I have used TT2 under Apache I always processed the content and wrapped a layout much as you have here. If I understand this correctly now, the one line in a lib file approach Bill suggested is a way to avoid putting the [% WRAPPER %] construct in each content page ? Neat. Simon. -- ENOSIG
