>>>>> "John" == John D Groenveld <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
John> Well if you're going to generate your HTML on the fly, URL mangling
John> isn't too bad. HTML::Mason and probably the other embedded perl modules
John> would allow you to more selectively and consistently place session id
John> into your HREFs and the strip session code from the Eagle book is very
John> easy to implement.
John> Your options are limitless, have fun!
John> John
John> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I was actually looking at a PerlTransHandler that I'd drop into
my site-wide files that would do something like the following:
my $uri = $r->uri;
if ($uri =~ s#/@@(\d+)@@/#/#) {
$session = $1;
$r->uri($uri);
$r->header(Session => $session);
}
This way, a session ID could be generated of the form
/some/path/@@123456@@/foo/bar.html
And could be universally included in *any* URL handed to the user, but
only those things that generate HTML and wish to maintain the session
would notice and re-include $session = $r->header(Session) in their
strings.
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