HTML::Template and __ODD__

I have the following code in one of my template files



class="alternateRow" >



class='button'>Details





The loop works, all the variables insert properly. The only thing that
doesn't happen is the alternate row class style being applied to odd rows
in the table. All I get is the tag "" appearing on each row.

Could anyone clue me up as to where I am going wrong?

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Re: HTML::Template and __ODD__

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Colin Walls wrote:
>
> The loop works, all the variables insert properly. The only thing that
> doesn't happen is the alternate row class style being applied to odd
> rows in the table. All I get is the tag "" appearing on each row.
>
> Could anyone clue me up as to where I am going wrong?

Your code looks fine to me so my deduction would be that the __ODD__
is not present and that's why you're getting a blank in the "".
The most obvious cause of this would be that you've forgotten to set
the loop_context_vars parameter to a true value when calling
HTML::Template->new() or one of its sisters.

By the way, there's a mailing list for HTML::Template here:
http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/html-template-us ers

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Re: HTML::Template and __ODD__

James Taylor wrote:
> Your code looks fine to me so my deduction would be that the __ODD__
> is not present and that's why you're getting a blank in the "".
> The most obvious cause of this would be that you've forgotten to set
> the loop_context_vars parameter to a true value when calling
> HTML::Template->new() or one of its sisters.

Thanks for that, a case of RTFM. My only excuse is that I was using
templates via CGI::Application.

Mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa.

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