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Folks,
I have a template, example
<TMPL_LOOP NAME="SOME_LOOP">
<tr><td><TMPL_VAR
NAME="VAL1"></td></tr>
</TMPL_LOOP>
In my code I have a condition to check and see if
I'm even going to process the loop - in this case the condition is false (loop
is not processed)
If ($something eq 'true') {
#process some_loop
}
And the template objects:
$content = new HTML::Template(filename =>
"Template1.tmpl");
$content2 = new HTML::Template(filename
=> "Template1.tmpl",
associate => $content, ); Outputting $content is fine, no problems, it comes
out as it should without the "some_loop" having been processed.
Output of $content2 results in the error
of:
HTML::Template::param() : attempt to set parameter
'some_loop' with a scalar - parameter is not a TMPL_VAR!
If I print everything, like:
@param names $content{2}->query();
"SOME_LOOP" shows up in both content and
content2
If I print the loop, like:
@param_names = $content{2}->query(loop =>
'SOME_LOOP');
Then in both case I get nothing
(undef)..
Am I missing something?, The name of "some_loop" is
unique - This seems very much like a problem I've had before - but I
can't remember any fix..
Any help would be appreciated..
Thanks
-Chris
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