Of course, you could also put just the info to be included into a separate
file and allow it to be included at a judicious moment... (nah, that would be
too easy ;)
But the one thing that _doesn't_ allow for, and the reason why I myself have
been working on the problem-- is putting together
A follow-up to my last post... adding this line to the render func:
$tmpl =~ s/__\((.*?)\)__/%=($1)%/gm; # fixup embedded tests
Allows this construct to be used:
__(__F_ONSALE__?'YES':'NO')__
These constructs also work as expected:
Item on sale? Yes or No:
__(__F_ONSALE__?'YES':'NO')__
Yup, answer: $Response-{asp}
On Friday 20 September 2002 01:27 am, Brat Wizard spewed into the ether:
Is there an easy way to access the $asp object (eg. $self) from within the
global.asa file?
--
Check out
Yes, but extrordinarily easy-to-do and it didn't break nuthin ;)
On Friday 20 September 2002 02:27 pm, you muttered:
Brat Wizard wrote:
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else { $$hash{$token} = sprintf($fmt,
$$hash{$token
No, not exactly. Apache::ASP could better be described as a reimplementation
of the ASP paradigm in a Perl/Mod_Perl environment. It would be a better
thing to say Apache::ASP is ASP-like. If you are familiar with one you will
be probably be comfortable working in the other, assuming you know
Right, its almost as if one would want a pre-processing stage of not the
output, but of the content. The current model was not built to be easily
extendable to this as there is only one sub per XMLSubs that gets called,
but what you would really want is something like:
sub my::sub_pre()
Josh, I have a quick question-- is there a problem passing a complex
(non-scalar) variable in the arguments of an XMLSubs function?? I am having
problems passing hashes to the function.
Ex.
my $hash = { blah blah blah };
my:sub args=$hash
some stuff
/my:sub
This doesn't seem to work, all
Yup, that did it, thanks
John
On Wednesday 18 September 2002 10:19 pm, Josh Chamas spewed into the ether:
Brat Wizard wrote:
Josh, I have a quick question-- is there a problem passing a complex
(non-scalar) variable in the arguments of an XMLSubs function?? I am
having problems passing
On Tuesday 17 September 2002 01:54 am, Stephen Bardsley spewed into the ether:
Hi John:
It's ironic how similar our applications seem!
I have a perl module that wraps around DBI, and
get this, it is called Db.pm also.
Hmm- I contacted the naming committee, they took the matter under
I've been meaning for a long time to release some code samples-- here is one I
especially like for making menus and navbars in html-- same code will work
for either.
A caveat: I use several custom modules which hides some stuff- most notably
the Page object, which is basically a hash of
Um- minor correction-
I slightly misspoke-- I was confusing this with another module I have. This
example _only_ matches the URL, CAPTION, and NAME fields from the hash. Sorry
for any confusion.
John
On Tuesday 17 September 2002 03:27 am, Brat Wizard spewed into the ether:
I've been
I want my variable to be valid and defined for the duration of a Session.
Okay, that's what the session object is for, as you appear to already know. ;)
example) is to use Apache::DBI. Apache::DBI will override the normal DBI
I am using and have used Apache::DBI with good results. I'm
In my applications, I generally scoop up the form into a hash and then pass it
as a hash ref. eg:
my $form = $Request-Form();
myfunc($form);
sub myfunc {
my $form = shift;
print Use like this: , $form-{key};
print Or like this: , $$form{key};
}
Hope this helps
Then in your Apache::ASP code you can access it thusly:
my $r = Apache-request;
my $foo = $r-dir_config('foo');
print foo = $foo;
Thanks to Ellers for giving me the clue that allowed me to unravel the answer.
Regards,
John
On Friday 09 August 2002 10:50 am, Brat Wizard spewed into the ether:
Q: How
It can be done with mod_rewrite. Go to apache.org and read through the
mod_rewrite docs.
Regards.
John Whitten
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Wizard.Org, Inc.
On Saturday 01 June 2002 04:02 am, Ellers spewed into the ether:
Hi All
This is only partly an ASP question, but any help appreciated:
If I
Hmm- all of these sound like good suggestions in general-- I will
definately
take a look at that today.
Question tho- my situation is one of the state directory apparently
becoming
corrupted (as evidenced by strange hanging behavior of site scripts
when the
problem manifests)... what you
Howdy--
This is an off-topic post-- feel free to ignore it.
I know the folks on this list are active web developers and generally
smart people and this is a problem that has been vexing me for some time
now-- I am at the point of having to do _something_ and I could use some
advice...
I am
Howdy-
I'm wondering if there is a neat and clever way to utilize the functionality of
Apache::ASP in an offline capacity...
This isn't as hair-brained a request as it might seem-- I am attempting to
create a background processor script to dig through a database and send
html-formatted email
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