Folks,
I'm having (what I hope is) a syntax problem.
I'm trying to use the "filter" option to run a sub on a template at create
time, but I want the sub in another package and I need to some other objects
with it.
>From reading the docs I thought that the HTML::Template object would simply
be the first incoming param, but its not.
For example, here is how I wanted to create my template object:
my $template_header = new HTML::Template(filename => 'CommonHeader.tmpl',
filter => { sub =>
scripts::MyPackage->initialize_template_header($r,$db,$site_settings,$user_s
ession_data,\%form_data) },
);
Then in "MyPackage.pm", I would have
sub initialize_template_header {
my ($self,$template,$r,$db,$site_settings,$user_session_data,$form_data) =
@_;
....
}
$self is correctly defined, but $template becomes the first object I send in
($r in this case).
How do I get the HTML::Template object??
TIA!!
-Chris
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