Wednesday, October 2, 2002, 6:46:38 AM, you wrote:
Hi Nick,
I'm not sure what version of the client code you are using... there
are distinct template systems in place for the default code vs. the
SF code (HTML::Template and BOTS respectively). Either way the
templates will not be parsed by your httpd because the CGI output is
inherently parsed already and not re-parsed by the server as a .shtml
file might be. I suppose it is possible of course but not likely in
a standard setup AFAIK.
Are you interested in actually expanding the *Template System* or
simply the data you can pass around using the template system. Both
versions (HTML::Template and BOTS) are pretty extensive as-is and
simply need massaging at the SRS code level to enable the
passing/tracking/displaying of additional variables, etc. Just
curious. And willing to help if you want to send me some examples
of what you need to accomplish off-list.
Regards,
-tom
NP> I am interested in expanding the functionality of the template system in the
NP> opensrs perl client.
NP> I originally attempted to configure my web server to parse the output of the
NP> CGI for SSI and that sort of worked.. Although if the SSI portions
NP> generated the OpenSRS PlaceHolder tags they would not be parsed by the perl
NP> client. For example if I had <!--#exec cgi="/cgi-bin/test.cgi"--> generate
NP> {{CONTENT}} as part of it's output it would just display "{{CONTENT}}".
NP> Also, if the above test.cgi output additional SSI tags it would not be
NP> parsed either.
NP> So, I would consider that a failure. It seems my only hope to do what I am
NP> looking for, barring writing my own client, would be to add additional
NP> PlaceHolder tags into the perl client.
NP> Does anyone have any suggestions that might help me get started in this?
NP> Thanks,
NP> Nick Powers
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