Well, I've seemed to have cleaned up that error, but I'm now running into
another error.
I'm currently calling mason like this:
$interp->set_global('app' => $self);
$m = $interp->make_request(comp => $comp, args => [EMAIL PROTECTED]);
$m->error_mode($MASON_ERROR_MODE);
$m->error_format($MASON_ERROR_FORMAT);
$m->exec;
When I look at @_, I have this:
$VAR15 = 'promo_message';
$VAR16 = 'You fail. You don\'t meet the promo requirements yet. You are
the weakest link! Good bye... or add 1 more book(s) to your cart';
So the promo_message is definitely there.
Now when I call the mason component, I did this:
% print "<pre>".Dumper($m->caller_args(1))."</pre>";
And I get this listed:
$VAR15 = 'promo_message';
$VAR16 = 'You fail. You don\'t meet the promo requirements yet. You
are the weakest link! Good bye... or add 1 more book(s) to your cart';
So promo message is definitely there, but when I try and do this:
Promo message: <% $promo_message %><br />
its empty.
Can anyone help me figure out whats up?
Thanks again.
On 8/8/07, Ben Goren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On 2007 Aug 8, at 8:25 AM, shawn looker wrote:
>
> > Actually, nothing I change in that file seems to do anything at
> > all. I'm not sure why.
>
> If you mean that, no matter what you do to the file, it doesn't
> change what Mason / Apache serves up, then you need to delete the
> corresponding item in your Mason obj directory (and probably should
> delete everything there). It means that Mason isn't recognizing that
> your real file is newer than its copy of it in the obj directory, and
> isn't refreshing the copy in the obj directory as a result.
>
> I'm sure you could mess with timestamps, etc., but simply deleting
> the file(s) is easier on the human and has the exact same end result.
>
> Cheers,
>
> b&
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