raptor wrote:
> <my:if>
> <%# &my:preif() %>
> <my:else>
> <%# &my:preelse() %>
> </my:else>
> </my:if>
>
> Will my::preif and my:preelse have the access to the HTML code in their
> container ..?
>
At compile time, this type of functionality might have access
to the ASP code in its container as a string only.
> > I would suggest looking also at using XML::Simple for some
> > easy XML parsing. I have used it a couple times, and its
> > really great.
> >
> > Also, the 2.21 Apache::ASP just released
> ]- I see the Cache option .. will it be accessible in other ways-too. This
> look to be a good way of implementing DB-persistency i.e. <<Page-Prev |
> Page-Next>> functionality... :") just thougths..
Yes, I built it generically to be extended for this kind
of use, so one might say ( ONE DAY )
$Server->Cache($CacheKey, $CacheValue [ , $ExpiresTime ])
and then access like:
$Server->Cache($CacheKey);
Also for things like Mason type component caching
where one might say:
$Response->Cache(%CacheAttributes)
$Response->CacheInclude($include, \%CacheAttributes, @args);
> ]- Yes I tried it in the past just before I tried AxKit... in fact I done
> XML-to->HTML conversation for Netscape and olders IE... and for newer-IEs
> used its own XSLT parser... at the time I tried XML::XSLT wasn't very
> mature...didn't looked soon..:") but will check.
Apache::ASP also allows you to use XML::Sablotron with the XSLTParser
setting. I have plans for supporting libXSLT in the future. The big
deal in 2.21 was the file based cache for the XSLT tranformations,
which is a big win for that kind of thing.
> ]- Yes, please...send them to me [EMAIL PROTECTED] ...thanx alot in advance.
I'll send it separately.
--Josh
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