Hi Hans,
You should be able to do this by setting the environment variable EMBPERL_SYNTAX
to 'EmbperlBlocks'
Hope that helps!
Heath
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Hans de Groot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Sorry I could notbe of any help .
>
> Anyway. Does some
Hi,
Thanks for your response!
I've considered using EmbperlBlocks, but it knocks out all of the HTML processing
not just table stuff. I rely quite a bit on %fdat and the associated
form element filling (It's actually one of my favorite features, and one
that you don't find in many other template
Hi Ken,
Thanks for your response, I appreciate you thinking about the issue. I
agree with your logic regarding the blocks...in theory the parser should
be ignoring both of the blocks because neither should exist. The
symptoms I'm seeing is that this is not the case.
Regarding having only one true
Hi,
I am not sure, but I use this at the start of every script.
[$syntax EmbperlBlocks $]
When I switched to embperl 2 I looked for ages to get my embperl 1.3 pages to
work.
Anyway I am still looking for a global way to turn table and html parsing of.
but if I remember correctly this worked fo
Heath,
Have you tried setting only one of the conditions to '1' and leaving the
other at '0' (Both ways)? I am by no means even practiced in embperl, but I
would want to eliminate this combination as well. I'm thinking you will get
the same error whenever the two conditions do not match. I'm guess
