At Wed, 25 May 2005 10:16:55 -0400, Derrick Spell wrote:
> > In your page you say
> > [! Execute ({isa => 'title.epl'}) !]
> > In your title.epl you say
> > [! Execute ({isa => '../title.epl'}) !]
> > [+ $req->title() +]
Since you are setting the title per directory rather than per file
anyway (vi
title "Base : Level 0". Is there anything I can do to make
the Execute isa in the base.epl actually include the
title.epl in the requested directory?
Change the [! Execute({isa => 'title.epl'}); !] in base.epl to
[- Execute({isa => 'title.epl'}); -]
, because the search path is not set when
> title "Base : Level 0". Is there anything I can do to make
> the Execute isa in the base.epl actually include the
> title.epl in the requested directory?
>
Change the [! Execute({isa => 'title.epl'}); !] in base.epl to
[- Execute({isa => 'title.epl'}); -]
, because the search path is not s
I want to set up a method accessed from the request object
that will allow me the option to create a page title based on
the path to the page. What I was thinking was:
In your page you say
[! Execute ({isa => 'title.epl'}) !]
In your title.epl you say
[! Execute ({isa => '../title.epl'}) !]
>
> I want to set up a method accessed from the request object
> that will allow me the option to create a page title based on
> the path to the page. What I was thinking was:
>
In your page you say
[! Execute ({isa => 'title.epl'}) !]
In your title.epl you say
[! Execute ({isa => '../titl
I want to set up a method accessed from the request object that will allow me the option to create a page title based on the path to the page. What I was thinking was:/base.epl[! sub title { print OUT "Company"; } !][- $req = shift -][- $req->title() -]/title.epl[! sub title { print OUT " "; } !]/
