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[This message has been edited by Trekker (edited October 28, 1999).]
[This message has been edited by Trekker (edited October 28, 1999).]
Oct 27, 1999, 4:48 PM
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Oct 27, 1999, 4:48 PM
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hehehe..
isn't this just like TEMPLATES?
ok... hmm.. i'd say you'd have to make a subroutine like this:
sub load {
my ($sub, $info) = @_;
use Templates::$sub;
}
or something
the files would need to be named *.pm though..
you could also try
sub load {
my ($sub, $info) = @_;
require "$sub.pl";
print &{\&{$sub}}($info);
}
that would be easier and you wouldn't have to package everything..
jerry
isn't this just like TEMPLATES?
ok... hmm.. i'd say you'd have to make a subroutine like this:
sub load {
my ($sub, $info) = @_;
use Templates::$sub;
}
or something
the files would need to be named *.pm though..
you could also try
sub load {
my ($sub, $info) = @_;
require "$sub.pl";
print &{\&{$sub}}($info);
}
that would be easier and you wouldn't have to package everything..
jerry
Code:
require "/fullpath/to/site_html1.pl"; require "/fullpath/to/site_html2.pl";
IMHO, I think it would be more of a strain on your CPU of your server to search through many different html.pl files than to use site_html_template.pl.
It would be less trouble to switch to templates, which BTW are a lot easier to maintain over time.
Regards,
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Eliot Lee
Anthro TECH,L.L.C
www.anthrotech.com
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