Thanks for the update. I can certainly appreciate the limitations of your busy schedule!
For what it's worth, I had no luck installing MiniVend...
I took a look at the compress white space setting. It appears to be called in only one place -- sub load_template in DBSQL.pm:
$LINKS{compress} and ($tpl !~ /^email/) and &compress (\$output);
(calls sub compress) I figured there are a couple of ways I could work around it:
1) make that line conditional
2) make a new copy of sub load_template without the call to sub compress and use that when the need arises
3) the option I chose, changing the print line in the featured sub in nph-build.cgi to bypass the template and print straight to the text file. Due to the simplicity of my template (a solitary tag), this seems like the easiest method.
Dan
For what it's worth, I had no luck installing MiniVend...
I took a look at the compress white space setting. It appears to be called in only one place -- sub load_template in DBSQL.pm:
$LINKS{compress} and ($tpl !~ /^email/) and &compress (\$output);
(calls sub compress) I figured there are a couple of ways I could work around it:
1) make that line conditional
2) make a new copy of sub load_template without the call to sub compress and use that when the need arises
3) the option I chose, changing the print line in the featured sub in nph-build.cgi to bypass the template and print straight to the text file. Due to the simplicity of my template (a solitary tag), this seems like the easiest method.
Dan
