Hello,
Is there a way to skip some keys of the hash if not needed if using
HTML::Template? Imagine a hash with 10 keys - always printing out some
hidden stuff or using 10 different hashes with redundant information
isn't very well programmed...
I use this hash to represent some informations regarding some
documents
$template->param(documents => [
{ name => 'doc1', filename => 'fbackup.doc' , id => '12345' },
{ name => 'doc2', filename => 'vabuscopy_dutton.ppt', id => '23456' },
{ name => 'doc3', filename => 'sap_nt_instLAB.pdf', id => '34567' },
{ name => 'doc4', filename => 'reducefs.txt', id => '45678' },
{ name => 'doc5', filename => 'image12.gif', id => '56789' },
]);
In the html template I use
<TMPL_LOOP NAME="documents">
<H3>
<a href="#<TMPL_VAR NAME="name">">•
<TMPL_VAR NAME="filename"><!-- Hidden ID: <TMPL_VAR NAME="id"> -->
</a>
</H3>
</TMPL_LOOP>
As you can see I hide the ID in an html comment. If the ID is not used
the script gets unuseable. ErrorMessage: "'id' - this parameter name
doesn't match any declarations in the template file"
--
Best regards,
Vince mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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