Sometime on Feb 19, Puneet Kishor assembled some asciibets to say:
never be possible (alternating colored rows in a table), and some
<td class="<tmpl_if __ODD__>odd</tmpl_if>row"> blah </td>
I do something similar but I just pass one of 2 classes through with the hash to H::T. So each row has a class like this,
<tr class="<tmpl_var name="CLASS">"><td></td></tr>
That way each row has a class defined either way be it odd or even and I can customize it all in CSS later. In NS4 and crummier browsers you'd probably have to pass it to each <TD>
Of course this makes me have to figure odd and even rows out in the perl side but it also opens up to having more then 2 alternating row definitions if needed.
Having moved to Coldfusion shop I really miss all the separation that H::T forced you into. It makes Templates so much easier to work with.
--Pat
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