Hi,
Normally, it means it getting a "return" of TRUE (i.e the 1) .. but I didn't think that was the case in this.
....in the wrong place (i.e. AFTER you have already returned instead of before, so it never gets called).
Ya, that was a silly one =) Its not needed anyway, as the way this plugin uses "actions", so its not actually calling a plugin hook , which is why that function call would normally be use
print GForum::Template->parse_print('error.html', { error => "FOO" } );
Try:
GForum::Template->parse_print('error.html', { error => "FOO" } );
OMG - you're a star!!!! Works a charm. I can't believe it was so simple.
I tried so many different ways (print, return GT::Template, return 'template', {vars}, and more) - and all it needed was the print taken out.
Thanks again - thats really made my day (not sure why GT couldn't have given some advise too :/)
Cheers
Andy (mod)
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As a programmer I'm surprised you don't know the reason for a "1" showing at the bottom of your page.Normally, it means it getting a "return" of TRUE (i.e the 1) .. but I didn't think that was the case in this.
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GT::Plugins->action(STOP); ....in the wrong place (i.e. AFTER you have already returned instead of before, so it never gets called).
Ya, that was a silly one =) Its not needed anyway, as the way this plugin uses "actions", so its not actually calling a plugin hook , which is why that function call would normally be use
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As for the "1", it's probably because you are printing a print..... print GForum::Template->parse_print('error.html', { error => "FOO" } );
Try:
GForum::Template->parse_print('error.html', { error => "FOO" } );
OMG - you're a star!!!! Works a charm. I can't believe it was so simple.
I tried so many different ways (print, return GT::Template, return 'template', {vars}, and more) - and all it needed was the print taken out.
Thanks again - thats really made my day
(not sure why GT couldn't have given some advise too :/) Cheers
Andy (mod)
andy@ultranerds.co.uk
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