Re: [Templates] [ANNOUNCE] Apache::Template 0.09 ported to mod_perl 2.0

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Ok, thanks, now I understand.

But let's say I have a directory structure like the following, with same .tt
templates in each directory:

classic
    index.tt
    header.tt
    footer.tt
    etc.tt

modern
    index.tt
    header.tt
    footer.tt
    etc.tt

...and I want to call a template like this:

http://www.site.com/classic/etc.tt
or
http://www.site.com/modern/etc.tt

Can I do these mappings with Apache::Template?

Thanks.

Teddy

From: "Perrin Harkins" <perrin@xxxx.xxx>


Template Toolkit itself knows nothing
about the web and doesn't have any default mapping of web requests to
templates.  To use TT with mod_perl without Apache::Template, you would
write your own mod_perl handler that chooses which template to run to
handle requests.

If you just want /foo.tt to result in a template called foo.tt being
run, Apache::Template will do it for you.  If you want to do something
more significant, like build an MVC web application, you should write
your own handler.

Hope that clears it up for you.

- Perrin


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