>
> I have 1.3.4 installed now, but it still appears that $fdat{UploadFile} is
> not accessible to the "read" function inside my code called by "Execute".
> However, if I set $UploadFile=$fdat{UploadFile}, then I can "read"
$UploadFile.
>

Then my guess that upgrading to 1.3.4 helps was wrong, but anyway it really
makes sense to upgrade.

CGI.pm uses some Perl magic to tie a filehandle and the filename to the same
variable (i.e.$fdat{UploadFile}), sometimes Perl doesn't handle this sort of
magic quite correct. Assigning it to a intermediate variable, as you done,
helps most the time. So I suggest, stay with your solution.


> This option
>
>    [- Execute({inputfile => "frag1.epl", options =>
>       HTML::Embperl::optDisableFormData}); -]
>
> doesn't work at all.
>

What mean's doesn't work at all? Do you get an error message, if yes what or
doesn't it change anything?

(If you upgraded to 1.3.4 it is not supposed to change anything, that was
just for the older versions)

Gerald

P.S. Please keep the thread on the list


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