Hello again.

BACKGROUND:
I'm trying to use that code in ahmad's reply to add reCaptcha to a form in a template file. That template file is a static file, not a Perl executable file like .pl nor .pm.

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Within the form code section in that template file, I added a placeholder in hopes of adding and executing a single Perl statement once that template file was called by the .pm file. I've renamed that placeholder from <TMPL_VAR NAME="PERLCODE"> to <RECAPTCHA>.

I tried adding the Perl statements as shown below inside of the .pm file that calls the template file, but with each version I tried, it generated a 'Software Error' pointing to the '$t->param...' statement. There's other code prior to this code I added.

use HTML::Template;
use Captcha::reCAPTCHA;
my $c = Captcha::reCAPTCHA->new;
my $t = HTML::Template->new( scalarref => \$template_file );
$t->param( <RECAPTCHA> => "print $c->get_html( 'your public key here' 
+);" );    
$Output = $t->output;

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(NOTE: I substituted the key for 'your public key here'.)

This routine is part of a subroutine where the final $Output var is returned.

What might be done to get this to work?

Thanks.

In reply to Re^3: How? Use new() from HTML::Template by newbie00
in thread How? Use new() from HTML::Template by newbie00

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