Heya,
I'd also love to know why this change was done. I've got a number of apps that rely on this template behaviour for sending out html emails.
Most respectfully and curiously, if the new behaviour is here to stay it would be a lot easier getting on with updating my code if I know why this change was made.
Thank you. :)
Sarah.
Hello,
why was the old behavior changed?
Don't you think the new way with 3 lines of code is too complex?
ps: I actively use 'template' to generate config files and emails too. Mostly (but not only) in "use Dancer ':script'" mode.
16.12.2011 3:44, damien krotkine пишет:--
Hi Assaf,
Well, the standard way of doing waht you wish to do is to use these
line of codes instead of using template :
my $template_engine = engine 'template';
my $html = $template_engine->apply_renderer(...);
my $html_with_layout = $template_engine->apply_layout($html);
I can see that the new release is causing you a problem, as it breaks
something that used to work.
I'll see with Sawyer and other core devs what we do. On top of my head
what we can do is either :
- just amend the documentation, and advertise a bit the potential issue
- change back the behaviour of template, and re-release
- perform the old behaviour if 'template' is called in a contexte that
is anything but 'void', and issue a warning
any other idea ?
On 15 December 2011 20:18, Assaf Gordon<gordon@cshl.edu> wrote:
Hello,_______________________________________________
In my dancer application, I'm using "template" to create documents that are not necessarily displayed as HTML (they are message bodies that will be sent with Dancer::Plugin::Email).
I have one (or more) calls to "template" to create the email text.
and the last "template" creates the HTML page.
Conceptual example:
====
get "/hello" => sub {
my $name = params->{name};
my $email = params->{email};
## Email to be sent to the user, NOT rendered as HTML.
my $msg = template("email_body", { name => $name }, { layout => undef } ) ;
my $subject = template("email_subject", { name => $name }, { layout => undef } ) ;
email { message => $msg,
subject => $subject,
to => $email } ;
## The welcome page, sent back to the user
return template("welcome", { name => $name, email => $email } ) ;
}
=====
With Dancer version 1.3079_3, it worked perfectly.
After upgrading to 1.3090, the result of the first template is always returned to the user - what changed ? any ideas/suggestions are welcomed.
Thanks,
-gordon
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