HI Neil, > > Thanks for the (offline) help - I think I have fixed most or > all of the warnings and errors in my main body of code which > Embperl 2 was picking up on, so now I get a "clean > preload"...
Good news :-) > > I had a minor issue with Embperl 2 thinking there were some > mismatched <UL> and suchlike, whereas these were in fact just > being generated in some conditional/looping code (and so the > tags would obviously not match up if you look at the code in > a linear fashion (as Embperl2 appears to be doing). I just > got around that by changing those cases to [+ '<UL>' +] etc, > in other words they are no longer tags to Embperl but simply > strings. This seems like a cludge but there were only a > couple of cases so it seems like an isolated case, not all > over my code. It would be nice if we could switch off this > kind of overly anal behavior without losing other stuff like > forms processing, but I guess you can't have everything. > Syntax EmbperlBlocks will disregard _all_ HTML tags, i.e. it will still fill your %fdat and [$hidden$] works, but <input ... > will not get anymore the value from %fdat. The best for you would be, to go to the Embperl/Syntax directory, make a copy of EmbperlHTML.pm (let's say EmbperlBasicHTML.pm), remove all definition of tables and lists and then add Embperl_Syntax EmbperlBasicHTML To your httpd.conf Gerald --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
