> > I had an EMBPERL_COOKIE_PATH entry in the httpd.conf and I changed to > reflect the specific sub directory as well just in case that was the > issue, but the problem persists. All the pages of the application > (site) are are in the same directory and %udat works correctly on all > the other pages. >
You may try to change it to /, just to be sure... > I am wondering now if Embperl flushes the udat values if the page is not > completely rendered before a redirect or if that is at least the case in > this instance. Is there something I send before the redirect to ensure > the session values hold? No > > How does a redirect and/or an http_headers_out effect udat, primarily if > they used on the first page visited prior to a full page being rendered? This should work. How does you code looks like? > In looking through the source I noticed that Embperl.pm has no > SetupSession currently, just out of curiosity how or when would that be > important? > The session handling is done in the C part of Embperl. You may set dbgSession in EMBPERL_DEBUG and watch your embperl.log file. It should show you when a session is created and when a cookie is send to the user. Gerald --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
