Re: [afinlr] Display different template setIn reply to
Just a note on {%$hash} ...
$hash is a hash reference. By using %$hash you are dereferencing it, so it essentially becomes a normal hash, for example.. %hash. By using { } you are then creating an anonymous hashref...so:
{ %$hash }
...is dereferencing a hashref and the referencing it again, which is the same as:
\%hash
...but as you already have your reference ($hash) then you don't need to do anything, just pass in $hash as in Yogi's example.
Re: [Paul] Display different template setIn reply to
Hmm, that's the second time you've caught me doing that!
I think I'm just too lazy to be a good programmer - once I've found something that works I'll use it. That probably explains why I'm having so much trouble with my server spiralling out of control all the time!
Re: [Paul] Display different template setIn reply to
I don't think so.
I seem to have quite a few cgi applications that wont run under mod_perl so I'm running them on my frontend server. Do you think this is a problem? It does seem to be the frontend that is having the problems rather than mod_perl - at least as far as I can see.