Thread: [Slashcode-general] 2.0pre3 in debian Potato

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Hi!

Everything seems to work right now. I have tested slashd and portald,
the two points with problems for me with pre2 and they work right.
Good work!

-- Alvaro

I've put a call to an include file in template-toolkit format within the
footer. It works fine if the page is generated dynamically, but barfs the
entire footer if the page is generated statically. WhAt shouLD I change in
order for the template-toolkit stuff to work as well in .shtml files?

At 12:05 +0200 2001.04.26, Adam Khan wrote:
>I've put a call to an include file in template-toolkit format within the
>footer. It works fine if the page is generated dynamically, but barfs the
>entire footer if the page is generated statically. WhAt shouLD I change in
>order for the template-toolkit stuff to work as well in .shtml files?

As far as I know, it does work.  I would need more information about what
"barfs" means.

-- 
Chris Nandor                      pu...@po...    http://pudge.net/
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> As far as I know, it does work.  I would need more information about what
> "barfs" means.

Diced carrots in a pale creamy mixture crying on the sidewalk. And that the
footer.inc template just doesn't appear at all -- though it does if I take
out "[% INSERT includes/wires.inc %]".

Adam

At 15:14 +0200 2001.04.26, Adam Khan wrote:
>> As far as I know, it does work.  I would need more information about what
>> "barfs" means.
>
>Diced carrots in a pale creamy mixture crying on the sidewalk. And that the
>footer.inc template just doesn't appear at all -- though it does if I take
>out "[% INSERT includes/wires.inc %]".

I have never used INSERT.  If it works anything like INCLUDE/PROCESS (that
is, depending on the Provider), then that won't work.  The template object
for Slash::Display grabs templates from from the database, not the
filesystem.

You could try to put the text of that file into a template record in the
database, and see if that works.

-- 
Chris Nandor                      pu...@po...    http://pudge.net/
Open Source Development Network    pu...@os...     http://osdn.com/

> I have never used INSERT.  If it works anything like INCLUDE/PROCESS (that
> is, depending on the Provider), then that won't work.  The template object
> for Slash::Display grabs templates from from the database, not the
> filesystem.
>
> You could try to put the text of that file into a template record in the
> database, and see if that works.

Will do. Thanks again.

Adam

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