Problem solved, but not sure why. It looks like I wasn't using 'template_toolkit' as my layout engine after all. As soon as I enabled that in my config.yml, the IF statement worked. Now this is confusing, because I thought that doing a 'set template => 'template_toolkit';' in the code itself before I pushed data to the template would be enough. Any ideas on why that didn't work as I expected? -Bobby On Thu, Apr 21, 2011 at 11:07 AM, J. Bobby Lopez <jbl@jbldata.com> wrote:
You're right, sorry I used the wrong delimiters in my explanation, but in the code it's the correct brackets "<>" being used. Still the same problem.
On Thu, Apr 21, 2011 at 11:05 AM, Alberto Simoes <ambs@perl-hackers.net>wrote:
By default, when using template toolkit, Dancer will preserve the delimiters:
<% IF blah %> show this <% END %>
So, if you didn't configure anything about the delimiters, and just switched from Simple to TT, this is what you should use.
Cheers
On 21/04/2011 16:03, J. Bobby Lopez wrote:
Curious if anyone's run into this.. I have an IF statement in a template, like so:
[% IF blah %] show this [% END %]
I'm using template::toolkit (not template::simple) like so:
set template => 'template_toolkit'; template 'index' => { form => $form, var1 => $var1, var2 => $var2, var3 => $var3, };
When I load it all up in the browser, the IF statement doesn't work (is ignored), and the "show this" is displayed, even though "blah" doesn't exit.
What am I doing wrong? Is it my lack of TT knowledge, or something I've done incorrectly in my Dancer config?
Thanks, -Bobby
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