Hi!
Is there any way to use a valid XHTML document as template? As far as I tried this seems to be not possible.
e.g.:
[1] valid XHTML, working:
<title><tmpl_var name="title"/></title>
[2] valid XHTML, but not working:
<option value="<tmpl_var name>"><tmpl_var name="name"/></option>
[3] invalid XHTML, not working either
<option value="<tmpl_var name>"><tmpl_var name="name"/></option>
[4] invalid XHTML, but working (just removed the slash, this worked in [1]!)
<option value="<tmpl_var name>"><tmpl_var name="name"></option>
The template needs to be valid xml, to be processed for translations. My current solution is to transform the valid XHTML to an invalid template that HTML::Template can deal with. But I would prefer feeding HTML::Template directly with the XHTML file.
Any ideas?
Someone mentioned a patch to use {%TMPL_xxx%} instead of <TMPL_xxx>. Is there
already a working version of this patch available?bye,
Tobias
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