'Re: [Mason] Newbie questions about weather-portlet from mhq.com'

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List:       mason
Subject:    Re: [Mason] Newbie questions about weather-portlet from mhq.com
From:       "P. Fleury" <fleury () users ! sourceforge ! net>
Date:       2003-06-09 23:12:31
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K Old wrote:

>Hello everyone,
>
Hi !

>The instructions also said to make a template (which I can't find any
>info about in the Mason book) for with top and bottom methods to wrap
>the output of the weather component in.
>
>I made the following file /var/www/html/mason/weather/template and it
>looks like:
>
><%method top>
><html>
><body>
></%method>
>
><%method bottom>
></body>
></html>
></%method>
>
>When I execute weather.html from a browser, all I get is the source of
>the weather component.
>  
>
Mason will not do automatic calls for you. As you noted, in the 
autohandler, you'll need a $m->call_next for it to actually call the 
components, and if you have your template, you may need to write the 
autohandler this way:

<& template:top &>
% $m->call_next
<& template:bottom &>

this will call the methods you have defined.

>Nothing happened, so I then tried:
>
>% $m->comp('weather', zip=>'28278');
>
>But got the source again with characters like "<" displayed in their
>HTML codes (&lt;).
>  
>
I guess you have some default char escaping going on here.

--Pascal




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