Re: [Templates] Calling BLOCKS inside templates
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Josh,
> Why don't you just use: [% PROCESS my_template.tt2 %] to include your
> blocks into your pages?
That would process the whole template, but I only need one part.
> Then just process them as normal like:
> [% PROCESS bar %].
But I need to do this from the code, not from within the template. In this
particular case, I'm processing some web pages using OpenThought
(http://www.openthought.net/) and I need to refresh individual portions of the
page without refreshing the entire page.
> If you put only blocks in my_template.tt2 there
> should be no problem.
But in this case, there are other things beside blocks. It's sort of like my
template is my "main", and the blocks are my sub's. I want to keep each of my
templates corresponding to a given web page, except for a few "library"
templates which contain routines that have to be shared amongst several
different pages. For me as a programmer, that makes the most sense, as it
parallels normal Perl development, and for my web designer, that makes the
most sense, as it (mostly) parallels normal HTML development.
-- Buddy
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