I just happened to have the custom/list template in front of me and
noticed this code:
SET additional = additional _ "&o2=desc"
IF col == request.query.order and request.query.o2 != "desc";
This probably won't work as expected because it is treating != as a
string comparison operator. It's not, it's a numeric operator like in
Perl. The Badger book is wrong. There was a thread on the Template list
in July with the subject 'Pass through perl?' The definitive statement
was when Chris Huegle wrote:
[% IF 'bar' >= 'foo' %] translates to
if ('bar' >= 'foo')
I don't have time to look at this right now. I will eventually if nobody
else has fixed it in the meantime.
Cheers, Dave Howorth
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