Gurunandan R. Bhat wrote: > Now I get it! Thanks for staying with me. > However my point is that I cannot do this: > > >> # Fill in template parameters >> $template->param( >> WIDGET1 => $widget1, >> WIDGET2 => $widget2, >> RUNMODE_CONTENT => $$output_ref, >> ); >> > > for any layout - specifically where the design (HTML) of the page is such > that it does not allow cleanly separating the widgets from the surrounding > content. > Unfortunately I have a layout where the business output from the runmodes > cannot be cleanly separated from the fixed content (in my case a login form). > > However in situations where such a separation in possible, yours is an > excellent and preferred solution, So Thanks > Can you do what you want with the "associate" option to your template?
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