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List:       slashcode-general
Subject:    Re: [Slashcode-general] Adding (mostly) static pages to slash
From:       "James Carscadden" <james () ns ! carscadden ! org>
Date:       2003-11-13 15:19:32
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Alright, that seemed to work (sort of). Here is what worked for me:

sub main {
        my $slashdb = getCurrentDB();
        my $form    = getCurrentForm();
        my $section = $slashdb->getSection($form->{section});

        header(getData('head'), $section->{section});

        slashDisplay('screenshots', {
                title   =>      'About Me',
                width   =>      '90%',
        }, {
                Page    =>      'personal',
                Section =>      'default',
        });

        footer($form->{ssi});
}

createEnvironment();
main();

1;

Note that page and section (note the upper/lower casing as well), must go
in the 3rd parameter to slashDisplay. That was my problem, originally I
had them in the second parameter.

Works now, thanks all

James


>
> On Nov 13, 2003, at 8:41 AM, James Carscadden wrote:
>>>>
>>>> So all very well and good, but I can't seem to get that template
>>>> loaded.
>>>> No matter what I try the index.pl will always try to load
>>>> screenshots:misc:default instead of the one I want. I've read about
>>>> the
>>>> page option for slashDisplay, but I can't seem to make it work.
>>>
>>> slashDisplay will first try to pull up the template
>>> screenshots;index;default, if it can't find it then it'll try
>>> screenshots;misc;default
>>>
>>> remember, templates are name;page;section.
>>>
>>> in this case your page is index because index.pl is what's pulling it.
>>>
>>>
>>
>> I had realised this, however, what I actually wanted was for the
>> template
>> to be screenshots:personal:default - that is I want to force the
>> template
>> to be page=personal regardless of the fact that I'm loading index.pl.
>>
>> It seems from the docs that slashDisplay has a page option that I can
>> use
>> to force this, I just can't get it to work. Can anyone shed
>> enlightenment
>> (or an example) on this?
>>
> I think the syntax is something like
>
>   slashDisplay('screenshots',{data}, { page => 'personal'});



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