Re: Loading a file from a different directory tree usin execute

Em 29 Dec 2002 09:54:28 -0600 Carlos Kassab <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escreveu: > Hi: > > > Do you know how to load a file with execute from a different directory > tree? > > i have a folder modules/Recommend/recommend.epl > > and other folder includes/subs.epl > > folders subs and modules are at t

use and do

Hi list,   If i use 'do' in [! !], always have overhead, or i can use 'use' for get performance ?     thank you.   Mauricio

relative path is not working to load files

Thanks to reply my email about Loading a file from a different directory tree using execute. I am not using EmbperlObject. >Hi, > >You can pass relative paths to Execute, >like '../some/other/page.epl' I have tried using relative path but still does not work. My problem is: > Do you

pathname of current executing file relative to document root

Is there a clean way to get this in HTML::EmbperlObject, or should I just take $0->ReqFilename() and remove $ENV{DOCUMENT_ROOT}? In case you're wondering. I'm pulling text out of a database depending on the current file, but there are times where the file is Executed rather than directly invok

variable containing   is output literally as  

I have the following code in my empberl document: [- $rw->{$field} =~ s/\s+/ /g -] [+ $rw->{$field} +] And when displayed in the browser I see: 2002-07-30 18:24:02 How can I make   be a non-breaking space? Is there an option I need to turn on or off? I'm using 1.3.4. Thanks. -- Jason Bodnar

Re: variable containing   is output literally as  

On Mon, Dec 30, 2002 at 04:03:31PM -0600, Jason Bodnar wrote: > I have the following code in my empberl document: > > [- $rw->{$field} =~ s/\s+/ /g -] > > [+ $rw->{$field} +] Try: [+ local $escmode = 0; $rw->{$field} +] Cheers, Gavin -- Open Fusion P/L - Open Source Business Solutions [ Lin

Posting data when redirecting to a page

Hi all, I have a beginner's question. I'm trying to redirect the program flow to another .htm page using $http_headers_out{Location} but I also want to pass a message ($msg) to the new page using POST method. [- $msg = "Error saving data #53: really really long explanation"; $http_headers_

Re: pathname of current executing file relative to document root

At 4:09 PM -0500 12/30/02, Kee Hinckley wrote: Is there a clean way to get this in HTML::EmbperlObject, or should I just take $0->ReqFilename() and remove $ENV{DOCUMENT_ROOT}? Actually, I take it back. ReqFilename doesn't have the right name either. How do I get the name of the file currentl

Re: pathname of current executing file relative to document root

Hi, maybe this resolve your problem. [+ $ENV{'PATH_TRANSLATED'}+] This env variable have the value you are looking for. Well it resolve the problem i have to execute subs from different directory trees. [- @keys = keys %ENV; @values = values %ENV; -] [$ while (@keys) $] [+pop(@keys)+]= [+