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.
By default, when using template toolkit, Dancer will preserve the delimiters:So, if you didn't configure anything about the delimiters, and just switched from Simple to TT, this is what you should use.
<% IF blah %>
show this
<% END %>
Cheers_______________________________________________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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