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using stylesheets in Templates

Lax

I need some help with templates. I am running into problems when I try to use the class from a style sheet in a template file.
This is an example.
iwpt_output("$prec->{Headline}");

In the above line of code, I need to specify the stylesheet from which the styles for the bold tag needs to be picked up.
iwpt_output("$prec->{Headline}");

When the template has the above line of code, it throws an error. Is there an alternate way to achieve the result?

Thanks,

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MattP

It is not well formed xml. The iwpt_output("$prec->{Headline}");

Matt

Matthew Petitjean
BOC Group
Murray Hill, NJ 07974 USA

Lax

I had sent you only part of the code. This was the way it was:

else{ iwpt_output("$prec->{Headline}");
}
iwpt_output(" ");

I made the change that you suggested. It still gives me an error.

Thanks.
Any other suggestions??

akshathp

Just a guess before testing...
Could it be the double quote within double quote that could be generating this error? Have you tried escaping the double quotes for your class name or maybe don't use double quote for the class name in your tag at all?

In the meanwhile I will test on my system too when I get a chance.
Hope this helps!

Akshat Pramod Sharma
Interwoven Inc.

Lax

Thanks Akshat.
Omitting the quotes does work. I hadn't thought to try without the quotes. Escaping the double quotes doesn't work. Thanks for your quick response.

MattP

Can you give me a little more info...

What is the error?
What does the rest of the code look like? The entire perl block..

Thanks
Matt

Matthew Petitjean
BOC Group
Murray Hill, NJ 07974 USA

Lax

Thanks Matt,
It works when I use the class name without quotes. I had tried escaping the double quotes, but that hadn't worked.
Thanks for your help.

shanon

Hi.

So while omitting the quotes will get your code to run, it will not be "clean" HTML, as all attributes are supposed to be quoted.

Here's your code again:

iwpt_output("$prec->{Headline}");

and this is how to do it the "right" way (well, one syntax for it at least):

iwpt_output("" . $prec->{Headline});

Shanon Levenherz
Mercer eBusiness Team
shanon.levenherz@mercer.com
http://www.mercerhr.com

Adam Stoller

or ...
iwpt_output("" . $prec->{HeadLine});
or ...
iwpt_output(qq($prec->{Headline}));

--fish
(Interwoven Senior Technical Consultant)

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