| Good afternoon, I've got a reproducible problem preventing me from upgrading from Mason 1.28 to a newer version. I've checked all the CHANGELOG stuff and trolled through the mailing list archives, but haven't found enlightenment. I've narrowed it down to the following test case: - - - - - - - - - - <%flags> inherit => undef </%flags> <html> <head> <title>Test</title> </head> <body> <&| .Foo &> <& .Bar &> </&> </body> </html> <%def .Foo><% $m->content %></%def> <%def .Bar> <%init> $m->redirect("http://google.com/"); </%init> </%def> - - - - - - - - - The redirect doesn't work. The problem seems that the headers are sent/flushed earlier than they should be -- I get two sets of 200 OK response headers from the server, with a redirect link in the body of the returned page. The code above works fine and completely as expected under Mason 1.28. It fails under Mason 1.29_01 or newer, but a bunch of stuff got changed there so I'm not even sure where to start looking. Any ideas/thoughts? Of note, if you change the call to Foo to read: <&| .Foo &> % $m->redirect("http://google.com/"); </&> Then it works fine, as expected, with only the one set of (proper) headers. I can only produce the bug with a $m->redirect() call within a component within a component-with-content call. Also (if this helps) changing the line in .Bar from: $m->redirect("http://google.com/"); to: $m->clear_buffer(); $m->abort(500); Also produces a multiple-header scenario under Mason 1.29_01 or newer, but not under 1.28. Cheers, -Michael _______________________________________________________ Michael Burns Cosbit Technologies AIM: cmikeburns MSN: cmikeburns _______________________________________________________ Box 2173, Station M • Calgary, Alberta, Canada • T2P 2M4 |
- [Mason] Problem upgrading from 1.28; headers flushed too soo... Michael Burns
