On Fri, Mar 16, 2007 at 03:07:57PM -0400, C Hagstrom wrote:
>I'm not that savvy of an HTML::Template user and I thought
>that variables were typically available for use in included templates without
>the use of "::Set" maybe I'm missing something? Or maybe I'm just
>flat out wrong?
I don
I'm not that savvy of an HTML::Template user and I thought
that variables were typically available for use in included templates without
the use of "::Set" maybe I'm missing something? Or maybe I'm just
flat out wrong?
Carl
>What I did for bailii.org (and various other sites based on t
On 3/10/07, Roger Burton West <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What I did for bailii.org (and various other sites based on that code)
> is a very simple approach: every page does a of the "top"
> and "bottom" templates, which wrap the page-specific content. Using my
> HTML::Template::Set module extens
On Sat, Mar 10, 2007 at 04:38:26PM +0100, Rudolph Froger wrote:
>I'm new on this list. I've a question on using HTML::Template for a
>larger project:
>- I will use a base template which defines the basic structure of the site.
>- Different parts of the template will have dynamic content (generated
Rudolph Froger wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm new on this list. I've a question on using HTML::Template for a
> larger project:
> - I will use a base template which defines the basic structure of the site.
> - Different parts of the template will have dynamic content (generated
> by the scripts).
> What 'd
Hi,
I'm new on this list. I've a question on using HTML::Template for a
larger project:
- I will use a base template which defines the basic structure of the site.
- Different parts of the template will have dynamic content (generated
by the scripts).
What 'd like to do is create the base template
