>
>
> [+
> $escmode = 0;
> $fdat{x} = 'I was processed by embperl';
> '';
> +]
>
>
> the input tag is not processed by embperl, and thus it doesn't get the
> default "value=$fdat{x}" added.
>
The input tag will _never_ be processed to get the value form %fdat when
it's part of your output. T
>
> I would like Embperl to always output ^J^M (CR/LF) when processing a file
> which contains CR/LF. Is this possible?
>
Embperl tries to delete uneccessary (white)spaces which comes after [..]
block. That's mostly to avoid lots of empty lines when you write
if/else/while etc. on a speparate lin
hmm.. just did a simple test and it seems i was wrong.
anyway, my boils down to this:
[+
$escmode = 0;
$fdat{x} = 'I was processed by embperl';
'';
+]
the input tag is not processed by embperl, and thus it doesn't get the
default "value=$fdat{x}" added.
(I know, i should probably be a usi
Does anyone have any suggestions for a decent hosting company
that offers unix/apache/mod_perl shared servers with
embperl capability?
_Ken
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I'm using Embperl-1.3b7 on Windows 98 with DjGpp & Vim and I'm having a
problem with newlines. After I use the following script:
#!D:/Programs/Perl/Bin/perl.exe -w
use strict;
use HTML::Embperl;
HTML::Embperl::Execute({
'inputfile' => 'page.htm',
'outputfile' => 'page2
Still the version you are using missing...
If you use mod_perl < 1.22 upgrade to newer version, it has problems with
DSO
If you have PHP also loaded, try without (see the mailinglist archive for
more info on PHP and mysql)
Gerald
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Ge
I'm hearing rumblings that sound like PHP and mod_perl/mysql don't tend to
work very well together... I hope I can work around that.
Anyway, here is a pared down version of the Embperl File that is causing
the Sigmentation fault (11).
http://gmbp.m8rix.net/steve/test.phtml
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