Re: [htmltmpl] using HTML::Template with CGI:Ajax

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Hi

Have a look at the CGI::Ajax demo code for "Skips using build_html()"
http://www.perljax.us/demo/pjx_nobuild.txt

As with the example you'll need to include

<div id=3D'__pjxrequest'></div>

in your template. Since your html is in a template you can ignore the
example's "hard-coded" HTML, and simply make sure that you have the
following H::T tag in your HTML <head> section:

<tmpl_var pjx>=20

Set the tag in your Perl code with

$template->param('pjx' =3D> $pjx);=20

Sorry I don't have any concise  examples since I use CGI::Ajax with
CGI::Application and there's a lot of irrelevant stuff, but this should =
work
for you

Dan

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> Subject: [htmltmpl] using HTML::Template with CGI:Ajax
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> HI folks:
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> =A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0I'm trying to figure out how to use =A0the two =
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> together , I've been using HTML::Template for a wile now =A0and=20
> and commfy using it , I want to start using =A0the =A0CGI::Ajax=20
> module =A0and am looking for =A0examples or advice on how to call=20
> my template file =A0and have it work with the other. From what=20
> I understand , =A0the CGI::Ajax object is supposed to =A0write=20
> stuff to the header of the returned =A0html code passed to it.
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> anybody ever use these two together ?=20
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> I'm thinking that the cgi-ajax method =A0build_html is what I=20
> need =A0and maybe pass it =A0tmpl->output ?
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> I haven't even =A0written =A0any code yet , still researching ,=20
> Google dose not=20
> give me much to work with so I'm trying here.
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> Just would like to see a simple example of =A0using HTML::Template =
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> =A0CGI::Ajax .=20
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> Thanks=20
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> Greg Jetter
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