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Darren Chamberlain wrote:
> * Ken Perl <kenperl at gmail.com> [2006/05/25 14:45]:
>> When some syntax errors in the template html file, I can't see
>> what's happened. If I go to the command line the to re-create the
>> problem then I can see the error like this,
>>
>> file error - parse error - search.xhtml line 71: unexpected end of directive
>> [% FOREACH d = [ '1','2','three' %]
>> so I know a ']' is missed, for other errors I may use CGI::Carp
>> qw(fatalsToBrowser); to catch the error and see it from the browser.
>> My question is how can I catch template error like above to browser?
>
> Errors are not handled by TT, you need to do that in your front end.
> tpage does that for you, which is why you see the error on the command
> line. In your CGI script, you need to do something like:
>
> $tt->process(...) || die $tt->error;
>
> If you are using CGI::Carp, the die will get caught and displayed like
> you want.
Wow, you're right! What I said was just flat wrong. I just took
another look at my code, and it does indeed call die:
my $body = '';
unless( $tt->process( 'uploader.html', $tt_vars, \$body ) )
{
die "Error with Template: ", $tt->error;
}
In my defense, I must say that I've been using this piece of code,
unmodified, for over a year in every TT script that I've written so
far--so you can understand how I took it for granted.
Sorry for the misinformation!
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C. Chad Wallace, B.Sc.
The Lodging Company
http://skihills.com/
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