RE: [Templates] Template::Provider::HTTP under mod_perl
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> No problem, just set absolute:
> my $pageOBJ =3D new Template({
> LOAD_TEMPLATES =3D> [
> $prov,
> $http,
> ],
> PREFIX_MAP =3D> {
> http =3D> 1,
> default =3D> 0,
> },
> ABSOLUTE =3D> 1 });
>=20
> But that doesn't resolve anything. =20
I think you may need to set ABSOLUTE when you instantiate your provider
class, i.e.:
my $http =3D Template::Provider::HTTP->new({
ABSOLUTE =3D> 1,
});
"ABSOLUTE" may not be the only option for which this is necessary. I had
a similar problem (I can't remember exactly what it was), and I ended up
passing ALL of my config options (except the self-referential ones :-)
to every template object constructer I use, just to be safe. It doesn't
seem to cause any problems...
Jason
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RE: [Templates] Template::Provider::HTTP under mod_perl
Jason Gottshall 18:26 on 05 Oct 2004
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