On Thursday, 09. January 2003 21:40, Kjetil Kjernsmo wrote:
> The true and false element I introduced works well if the content is
> simple text, but if I enclose text in a ((X)HTML) element, e.g.
> <auth:true><strong>Password is valid</strong></auth:true>
> ....it fails.
Sorry to say, but SimpleTaglib (which AxKit::XSP::Auth is based on) does not
support arbitrary content tags, at least not that easy. You will have to do
do tricks with "sub TAGNAME__open" or something like that to put your "if
($true) {" wrapper around the content. How exactly to do this depends on how
you implemented your current idea. Look at the manual page for
Apache::AxKit::Language::XSP::SimpleTaglib to see what it offers. Being the
developer of both, I would also be happy to take a look at the source and
make suggestions on how to do that.
Another idea that strikes me, wouldn't it be handy instead to have a generic
taglib that serves the same purpose? Not just AxKit::XSP::Auth has true/false
tags. Didn't think further about that yet, but what do you think?
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