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in thread CGI::Ajax No head/html tags, nowhere to insert. Returning javascript anyway.

Thanks poj

The Show_HTML sub should return the html, not print it

I learned that from you.

The error message goes away, when I use code format shown by you. But, when conditional statement is inserted, in between, it fails. Error says - problem at if condition. When I remove if condition, all goes well. 

my $html = $session->header();
$html .= $cgi->start_html(-charset=>'UTF-8',-style   => {'src' => 'sty
+lesheet/style.css'});
$html .= $cgi->div({-id=>'container'}, 
                    $cgi->img({src=>'images/pic.png', height=>'100px',
+ width=>'150px'}),
            
                    if ($cgi->p(($session->is_expired) || ($session->i
+s_empty)) =1)
                    {
                    $cgi->p("logged")
                    },                    
            
                    $cgi->div(

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Re^3: CGI::Ajax No head/html tags, nowhere to insert. Returning javascript anyway.
by Anonymous Monk on Sep 01, 2013 at 18:26 UTC

    Doctor Doctor it hurts when I do this, but it doesn't hurt when I don't do it

    Ok then :)

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      ;-) If it's not humor, then, I didn't understand

      So can other Perl statements be inserted into above code?

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Re^3: CGI::Ajax No head/html tags, nowhere to insert. Returning javascript anyway.
by poj (Abbot) on Sep 01, 2013 at 19:34 UTC
    Put the conditional outside the div ; 
    my $msg = ($session->is_expired || $session->is_empty) ? 'logged':'';
$html .= $cgi->div({-id=>'container'}, 
   $cgi->img({src=>'images/pic.png', height=>'100px',width=>'150px'}),
   $cgi->p($msg),$cgi->div(

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      Sorry to all of you, but it's not working. Let me clear myself, I wanna write a CGI script, which would do following. 

      # required modules
use CGI;
use CGI::Ajax;

# html generation depending upon session info
# begining html code
if ($session-start)
print $cgi->p("user no" . $session->id);
else
print $cgi->p("guest");
# remaining html code


# ajax call
my $pjx = new CGI::Ajax( 'exported_func' => \&perl_func);
print $pjx->build_html($cgi, \&htm);

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      I am finding it difficult to generate HTML content with session info, and forward it to Ajax call

      If it wouldn't have been Ajax call, then, manipulating HTML content depending upon session info was easy part for me.

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