Hiya,
Martijn wrote:
> You can use HTML::Clean to strip comments, whitespace etc., from your
> processed templates before printing them.
This is by far the best method for me right now... Right now, while
my app is being built, my config file has htmlclean = no, once I set it to
yes, ins
> David Kaufman wrote:
> >Gabriel Fortuna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>I want to document how the templates work and which switches
> >>should be used in the code and where to control my page displays. If I
> >> use the normal comment style, it shows up in my html source,
> >obviously.
> >
> >>I
htmltmpl for php uses a simple server side comment style which will
simply be ignored by the
template processing engine. The syntax is
### Your comment here
Seems wheels already started to reinvent themselves, so there seems to
be a need for that.
(I used it for myself to document my thoughts on
Gabriel Fortuna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I want to document how the templates work and which switches
> should be used in the code and where to control my page displays. If I use
> the normal comment style, it shows up in my html source,
obviously.
> Is there any other mechanism that could b
Hi guys,
I'm doing a fairly complex, multi levelled template with includes
within includes and many if_else constructs (which are completely
independent from the code - so I'm not breaking any template guidelines - I
hope :)...
Anyway, I want to document how the templates work and
