Re: [htmltmpl] Nesting Templates

[Brian M. <bm...@pa...>]

Why not just stick the block of HTML, tmpl_vars and all, into another
template, and then anywhere you have that block, replace it with
<tmpl_include name="/path/to/your/include/template.tmpl">?

Brian McCain
PageMasters Internet Group

----- Original Message -----
From: "David Veatch" <htm...@dv...>
To: <htm...@li...>
Sent: Wednesday, August 14, 2002 12:38 PM
Subject: [htmltmpl] Nesting Templates


| Greetings all,
|
| Sending again, b/c it was sent accidentally from the wrong address...
| I'm brand new to HTML::Template.  I just found it last week, and am so
| far very impressed.  I was somewhat daunted by the idea of building my
| own tag-replacement scheme, for reasons of both difficulty and (mainly)
| time.  H::T so far has been the answer to all my needs.
|
| I do have a question though...  I've a problem, for which the solution
| (at least the obvious solution) is nested templates, but haven't found a
| way to do it w/o running through $template->output twice... which is one
| more than I want to.
|
| In several templates, I use the same block of HTML which contains
| several tmpl_vars.  It would be ideal to be able to assign that block of
| markup to a tmpl_var, and have both the parent, and the child template
| parsed in one go.  I was hoping to find an option like max_nesting that
| would behave as max_includes does... in order to minimize the chance of
| endless loops.  I'm using scalarref and arrayref templates, btw, yanked
| from a database, Apache 1.3.26, mod_perl 1.27, and H::T 2.5.
|
| My apologies if this has been covered before, I searched the archives
| and didn't find anything, though it could have been for lack of the
| right search terms.  It may not even be a good idea for reasons I've yet
| to see... but it never hurts to ask.  Is there a way to do what I'm
| talking about?  Maybe H::T::Expr?  I haven't looked there yet.
|
| Thanks in advance.
|
| ] David Veatch
| ] dv...@dv...
| ] http://dvicci.com/
|
|
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