Hi Kurt,
You hit the nail right on the head!!! I had spaces before the % line....
GRRRRR.... :). I'm a newbie to Mason and that never occured to me. I don't
think that is documented anywhere (I could be wrong) but I have read the
Developers Guide and about everything I could find on the MasonHQ site and
Google but never saw anything about the space issue.
I also figured out why <% $m->call_next; %> didn't work for me, I had a ;
after call_next. I was editing the call_next statement in my doc between the 2
methods and I didn't notice the ; diff.
Using <% $m->call_next %> works. I only spent about 1 min on that in the
beginning and because I thought it was the old style so when it didn't work I
didn't bat an eyelash, I just kept on trucking to figure out what was wrong
with the % method. If only I had looked more closely in the begining I would
have saw my typo and saved myself alot of recompiling and pointless
troubleshooting LOL.
I had just figured out my typo with <% $m->call_next %> right before I saw
your post :(
I noticed with <% $m->call_next %> I can put spaces in front to preserve my
formating. Is there any reasons not to use <% $m->call_next %> or to prefer
the % method?
Thanks for your help and replies Kurt and Dave!!!
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