within bml, you have the ability to use the '_code' attribute to parse/insert perl code. however, whatever is inside the '_code' block gets run/interpreted when the '_code' block is used.
is there a way to have separate '_code' blocks within a given bml file. i'm trying to figure out how i can have a page with multiple dynamic sections. within php, you can simply setup a couple of different if/logic statements and include the required text bsed on the logic. i can't quite see how to do the same thing with the '_code' statements.
as an example:
file1.bml
<\?? __code
__code ??\>
file.look
i would expect that the above would have 'fsfssfs' in the initial file1.bml, in the place where the 'code' block is used... this makes sense. however, how could i use a 'code' block in another section of the file. if i simply did another '__code', then i'm going to use the same defined 'code' block, which isn't what we need...
any ideas/thoughts/comments/etc...
we're obviusly missing something simple here...
however, every bml file that we've seen in livejournal, appears to have only one 'code' block...
-bruce
bedouglas@earthlink.net
