On reflection I think it works well, and makes more sense than the
previous arrangement, even in the simple case of only needing one channel.
I happened to do a CVS checkout yesterday, between the new version being
checked in, and the announcement e-mail, so it was a bit of a shock at
first (particularly when obsequim wouldn't start)
One bug I found, was that hitting refresh on the channel list, takes you
to the playlist selector. (patch attached)
I've sort of started looking at seperating the HTML code into a perl
module, what I hope to do, is sort of sub class the CGI module, but this
may require getting a Perl book out the library. ;-)
I've yet to discover a simply way of including code from a seperate file
#include style. Is such a thing possible in perl?
Rob
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Index: cgi-bin/chansel.pl
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RCS file: /src/repository/obs/cgi-bin/chansel.pl,v
retrieving revision 1.2
diff -u -r1.2 chansel.pl
--- cgi-bin/chansel.pl 2001/09/29 07:49:50 1.2
+++ cgi-bin/chansel.pl 2001/10/02 07:28:47
@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@
}
print '<table width="100%"><tr><td align="center" width="100%">';
- print '<a href="listsel.pl">Refresh</a></td></tr></table>';
+ print '<a href="chansel.pl">Refresh</a></td></tr></table>';
print '<table border=0 cellpadding=1 cellspacing=2 width=100%>';
print '<tr><td colspan=3 bgcolor="#cccccc" align=right width="65%">';
print '<font face="helvetica" color="red" size=2>';
