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calling iw_include from perl module

Zisyfos

Hi,
I'm trying to call iw_include from a perl module. I have tried to call TeamSite: Smiley Tongue

T::iw_include::file_include(...), but I suppose this won't be enough. Have anyone done something similar? Is there another way to do it?
Regards
/Klas

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Adam Stoller

Just to make sure we have full context here (I'm not sure of the answer):
1) What version of TS/TST are you using?
2) What platform? (shouldn't make a difference, but just in case)
3) Is the module you're referring to being used from within a PT or are you trying to write code that's being called by something other than a PT? (I'd think only the former would be supported)
4) Perhaps you can post the [presumably] "parent" PT, the module, and the to-be-included PT?

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com

Zisyfos

Hi.
Thanks for your prompt reply.
1,2. I'm using Teamsite 5.5.2 on AIX
3. It is used from within a perl template
4. I am not sure if I can post the whole templates, so I will post the important parts instead:

The parent PT:
<my_perl_module link="the_link" pt="../../../include/general_link.tpl/>

"my_perl_module" (I've also tried the commented code):
my $node = $this->get_attrib('link', 'perl_name');
#$this->set_attrib('mode','ptlocal');
#$this->set_attrib('pt','../../../include/general_link.tpl');
#TeamSite: Smiley Tongue

T::iw_include::end($this);
Teamsite: Smiley Tongue

T::iw_include: Smiley Tongue

t_include($this, $iw_parser, 'ptlocal', $this->get_attrib('pt'), '', '', '');

Maybe you are wondering why I want to do this instead of just using the ordinary <iw_include> tag. That is because I need to submit a node by reference each time, and therefore I currently have a perl code block before each <iw_include>, which pollutes the code and makes it less maintainable.

If you still want more information, I'll see if I can supply it for you...

Regards
/Klas

Adam Stoller

I'm not sure I understand what you're trying to do (or why) - but I'll leave it up to someone else to ask for more information... good luck.

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com