From: "Joshua Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On Fri, Feb 29, 2008 at 7:44 AM, Todd W <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
From: "John Spooner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I am using HTML::Template and CGI::Application::Plugin::ValidateRM.
> Page content is generated dynamically which works fine until a
> validation error occurs. Unfortunately <err_<TMPL_VAR field_name>> is
> not valid H::T.
>
> In perusing the C::A email archives I see that the same issue has been
> brought up before (almost 3 years ago, but at least I know others have
> suffered the same fate). Unfortunately there was no documented
> resolution. Does anyone have any advice?
I dont have anything for you other than you have reached the designed
limits
of H::T.
My advice is to switch to TT (pretty easy, esp since you are already
using
CGI::App).
I'm currious... how would that work under TT? Wouldn't the dynamic field
names cause the same issues for CAP:ValidateRM?
Just pure guesses here at what is trying to be accomplished, but I'm
assuming that the form is being built dynamically, hence the need to use a
variable to do lookups in to the validator (looking at the OP again, though,
I think my assumption is incorrect. It looks like he just needs a <TMPL_IF
NAME="err_field_name">...</TMPL_IF>), then I'd just use the same
hash/array/object(s) that was used to build the dynamic form to both build
the DFV profile and look up error messages in the template.
trwww
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