Graham Dumpleton
graham.dumpleton at gmail.com
Wed Jul 11 23:22:57 EDT 2007
On 11/07/07, ron banks <rebcoair at cfl.rr.com> wrote: > File "/var/www/html/TaskMaster/Month.tmpl", line 22 > > req.write(""" > > > """,0); req.write(str(loadPan()),0); req.write(""" > """,0); req.write(str(loadMonth(req, =strDate)),0); req.write(""" Bad syntax caused by '=' before 'strDate' when used as argument to function. Everything between the '<%=' and '%>' must be valid Python code. You should not be sticking additional '=' in front of variable references. Graham
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