correction:
<my:display variable="$Session->{'loaded1'}"/> or
<my:display variable="<%=$Session->{'loaded1'}%>"/>seem not to work, because ASP does not recognize it as variables. You could use
<% my $loaded1 = $Session->{'loaded1'}; %>
<my:display variable="$loaded1"/>but this would be the same, as if you would use
[..] my $loaded1;
sub my::load_all
{ [..]
$loaded1 = 'something';
[..]
}
[..]without any session variables. This works for me, even with "UseStrict 1". But, of course, you must declare $loaded1 OUTSIDE the subroutines.
Helmut
--On Sunday, November 02, 2003 19:30:52 +0000 luciflatum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all! I am using the XML engine to embed dynamic content into an HTML page via Apache::ASP. What I need is a simple way to retain the values of the variables between different XML tags within the same page.
Something like this:
---TOP OF PAGE--- <my:load_all/>
<my:display variable="loaded1"/>
<my:unload_all/> ---END OF PAGE---
This layout triggers a problem: if I use the strict pragma I can't use the same variables (each my:: function is isolated in scope); if I declare a global variable in my::load_all there are all the usual conflicts between different sessions.
Does anybody know how to fix this?
TIA
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