Solved..i did have a faulty path...the path was correct but the
webservers root path should not be given. The correct path should
"/test/latest.css" then it works .. and might I add is looking very
nice
2005-05-06 kl. 09.22 skrev Philip Tellis:
Thomas Nyman wrote:
and my template starts with
On Fri, May 06, 2005 at 02:50:43AM -0600, Justin Simoni wrote:
>I've used HTML::Template to create some PlainText emails, but I always
>had to fumble with multiple if/unless tags on the same line to do what
>I want and format acceptably.
Yup. H::T doesn't do anything to the whitespace you give
We even use HTML::Template for dynamic generation of emails to
customers.
It works very well and we make use of the caching facilities.
Slightly off topic, but do you do anything special for PlainText email
messages? I'm assuming that HTML::Template isn't the largest snob when
it comes to afflic
If you visit the UK DTI Government website (www.companieshouse.gov.uk)
and use any of thier data services, they are all built with mod_perl
and HTML::Template. We even use HTML::Template for dynamic generation
of emails to customers.
It works very well and we make use of the caching facilities.
Thomas Nyman wrote:
and my template starts with
This page
@import
"/Library/webserver/documents/test/latest.css";
Is http://yourhost.com/Library/webserver/documents/test/latest.css the
correct location of your CSS file?
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Hi
I have a perl script that outputs to a tmpl .. so far so fine. When I
try to manage the layout of the tmpl with css stylesheets it doesnt
quite work.
the relevant parts of my perl script is
my $template = HTML::Template->new(filename => 'intro_css.tmpl');
$template->param(DAG
