On Thu, 27 Mar 2003, Brian McCain wrote:
> I know I can retrieve the value of a param using:
> my $value = $template->param('PARAM');
>
> ...and that I can retrieve the type of a var (named 'BEE' in this case)
> inside a loop (named 'EXAMPLE_LOOP' in this case) like so:
> $type = $template->query(
On Wed, 26 Mar 2003, Jody Biggs wrote:
> Hey - Sam - just ran into the same issue myself (and thought, hey -
> I'll search the archive to see if I can find an answer). Can we add
> this to the docs in the output section where it mentions the print_to
> option? I'm sure there's lots of other folk
On Wed, 2 Apr 2003, Paulsen, Brian wrote:
> I noticed that the LOOP sections aren't optimized for use with print_to.
> The LOOP section gets stored in a variable which is then returned to the
> output function.
Can you send this to me in unified diff format? I'm not sure I
understand your change
