Philip Mak wrote:
>
> On Sat, 8 Sep 2001, Joshua Chamas wrote:
>
> > I'll see if I can get this to work. But the parser is
> > pretty fast now, and it'll be a trick to get this to
> > work and keep it fast.
>
> It's not terribly important, although it would be nice to have. Right now
> I'm using a workaround:
>
> &s::link({href=>'author.asp', query=>{action=>'view', aid=>$aid}}, $author->{name});
>
> instead of
>
> <s:link href="author.asp" query="<%={action=>'view',
>aid=>$aid}%>">$author->{name}</s:link>
>
> This is a function that I use to generate URLEncoded query strings for me;
> it would become like:
>
> <a
>href="author.asp?action=view&aid=<%=$Server->URLEncode(aid)%>"><%=$author->{name}%></a>
>
Not that it gives you > in the XMLSubs args, but you
can use $Server->URL for what you are doing to construct
a URL that is escaped like this
<a href="<%=$Server->URL($url, \%params)%>">
You might create an XMLSub like:
<s:link href="here.asp" query_arg1="asdf" query_arg2="asdfa" />
which calls a sub like:
sub s::link {
my($args, $html) = @_;
my $href = delete $args->{'href'};
print "<a href=".$main::Server->URL($href, $args).">$html."</a>";
}
Your query string data is just all the args that aren't href.
--Josh
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