Hi,
The template parser will take your html template and turn it into a perl program you can find in the compiled directory. Then each time a template is displayed, it looks to see if you changed the original html file, if not, it will just run the perl code (rather then reparsing the template).
Under mod_perl it will also cache them in memory for even faster results.
if ($self->_get_var(q{is_ie5}, 0, 0)) {
means you have:
<%if is_ie5%>
in your template somewhere. Remove that, and the compiled one will be updated.
Cheers,
Alex
--
Gossamer Threads Inc.
The template parser will take your html template and turn it into a perl program you can find in the compiled directory. Then each time a template is displayed, it looks to see if you changed the original html file, if not, it will just run the perl code (rather then reparsing the template).
Under mod_perl it will also cache them in memory for even faster results.
if ($self->_get_var(q{is_ie5}, 0, 0)) {
means you have:
<%if is_ie5%>
in your template somewhere. Remove that, and the compiled one will be updated.
Cheers,
Alex
--
Gossamer Threads Inc.
