Hi,
Just came across a little bit of a weird issue with the <%category%> tag on home.html
Using a simple global:
recode_category_tag
my $in = $_[0];
$in =~ s/100\%/90\%/;
return $in;
}
..then calling with:
..I just get an CODE(xxxxxx) text showing.
After some playing around, this worked:
<%recode_category_tag($cattmp)%>
..but just wondering why this is the case? Surely <%category%> is just a basic HTML tag (with the list of categories) ???
Not a biggie - was just wondering why it didn't work as I was expecting
Cheers
Andy (mod)
andy@ultranerds.co.uk
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Just came across a little bit of a weird issue with the <%category%> tag on home.html
Using a simple global:
recode_category_tag
Code:
sub { my $in = $_[0];
$in =~ s/100\%/90\%/;
return $in;
}
..then calling with:
Code:
<%recode_category_tag($category)%>..I just get an CODE(xxxxxx) text showing.
After some playing around, this worked:
Code:
<%set cattmp = $category%> <%recode_category_tag($cattmp)%>
..but just wondering why this is the case? Surely <%category%> is just a basic HTML tag (with the list of categories) ???
Not a biggie - was just wondering why it didn't work as I was expecting
Cheers
Andy (mod)
andy@ultranerds.co.uk
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