> The problem is that I want it to go inside the . It seems
> that EmbPerl
> moves it outside the . onLoad can only be used within
> , that's the
> problem.
>
Aah, now I see where the problem is. Execute will not work inside a html tag
that Embperl interprets. Currently only solution is to return
> The current version of Embperl requires a
> [- Execute ({ inputfile => '*', import => 0}) -]
Sorry for not being too specific. I have that, and I do get the included item.
The problem is that I want it to go inside the . It seems that EmbPerl
moves it outside the . onLoad can only be used withi
Hi
>
> I thought I could place this in my EmbperlObject template:
>
>
The current version of Embperl requires a
[- Execute ({ inputfile => '*', import => 0}) -]
before the first call to a subroutine in that file, to define the
subroutines in this file. The final release of 1.3 will make this
a
Hi
I thought I could place this in my EmbperlObject template:
and this in the original file:
[$ sub js_start $] onLoad="nr.focus()" [$ endsub $]
But the result is this:
title
onLoad="nr.focus()"
How will I produce an individual onLoad if I want to use EmbperlObjects ?
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Kaare Ras
