Josh,
Why don't you just use: [% PROCESS my_template.tt2 %] to include your
blocks into your pages?
That would process the whole template, but I only need one part.
Then just process them as normal like:
[% PROCESS bar %].
But I need to do this from the code, not from within the template. In this
particular case, I'm processing some web pages using OpenThought
(http://www.openthought.net/) and I need to refresh individual portions of the
page without refreshing the entire page.
If you put only blocks in my_template.tt2 there
should be no problem.
But in this case, there are other things beside blocks. It's sort of like my
template is my "main", and the blocks are my sub's. I want to keep each of my
templates corresponding to a given web page, except for a few "library"
templates which contain routines that have to be shared amongst several
different pages. For me as a programmer, that makes the most sense, as it
parallels normal Perl development, and for my web designer, that makes the
most sense, as it (mostly) parallels normal HTML development.
-- Buddy
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