On Fri, Oct 06, 2006 at 01:55:36PM -0700, Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
> >>>>> "Bill" == Bill Moseley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Bill> The TT docs for the uri filter suggests:
> Bill> <a href="[% filename | uri | html %]">click here</a>
>
> Bill> Which I have done for a while out of habit, but doesn't work well for
> Bill> fragments:
>
> Bill> $ perl -MTemplate -le 'Template->new->process( \"[% u | uri | html %]",
> { u => "my file&stuff.html#offset" } )'
> Bill> my%20file&stuff.html%23offset
>
> Correct. But you had a *file* named "my file&stuff.html#offset",
> it's doing *precisely* the right thing.
It's bad enough having a resource named "my file&stuff.html", so let's
not get carried away. ;)
> Not sure why you thought you should escape the fragment, but oh
> well.
Let's say you have a macro "link". Which way would you write it?
MACRO link( path, text ) BLOCK;
"<a href='$path'>$text</a>";
END;
Or as suggested in the docs:
MACRO link( path, text ) BLOCK;
p = path | uri | html;
t = text | html;
"<a href='$p'>$t</a>";
END;
Using URI is a better way, of course, and with catalyst it's:
MACRO link( path, text ) BLOCK;
p = c.uri_for( path );
t = text | html;
"<a href='$p'>$t</a>";
END;
--
Bill Moseley
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