> I'd like to avoid mixing logic and markup, so I'm sticking to taglibs
> strictly... :-)
Okay, so it's a taglib. I'm not too familiar with taglibs,
(that's something I'm waiting to tackle until my site is actually
running :) but the jist of it is that your taglib is just not producing
the right perl code, that's all.
Suppose this following taglib is supposed to be converted to a perl code
that appends a constant XML text node:
<mytaglib:foo />
In that case you just need to produce a *valid* perl code to do that ;)
Something along the lines of:
{
$parent->appendChild(
$document->createTextNode ("data1")
);
}
That's all.
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