> > ...
> > What's about
> >
> > <a href=list?page=2&[+ [ %fdat ] +]>Page 2</a>
> >
> > this should exactly do what you want, doesn't it?
>
> I don't understand how this is supposed to work but no, it doesn't do
> what I need, it prints
>
> page=2&ARRAY(0x82f9884)
>
Oops, I missed the quotes, must be:
<a href="list?page=2&[+ [ %fdat ] +]">Page 2</a>
otherwise Embperl cannot recognise that the [+ .. +] belongs to the href
attribute.
When you are inside a URL (e.g. href, src) Embperl converts a array ref
automaticly to
a=1&b=2&c=3
etc.
Gerald
> - Robert
>
>
> P.S. My hack finally works, it looks like this:
>
> <a href=list[+ qstring page => 2, lang => 'de' +]>
>
> sub qstring {
> my %fdat = (%HTML::Embperl::fdat, @_);
> my @qs;
>
> foreach my $f (sort keys %fdat) {
> my @values = split '\t', $fdat{$f};
> push @qs, @values ? map { "$f=$_" } @values : "$f=";
> }
> return @qs ? '?' . join('&', @qs) : '';
> }
>
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