> When I use the <STDIN> statement, I get a single line that contains
> the entire POST content, rather than just the first line of the post.
> Can anyone think of why that would happen? Here's the snippet of my
> code:
>
> $line = <STDIN>;
> $r->print("$line\n");
1. There might not be more than one line.
2. Maybe $/ is set to undef() or an incorrect value. If you are on a
DOS/Win machine, it might be searching for "\r\n" whereas "\n" might be
used.
In both case, the snippet spidaman posted should do the trick:
my $line;
{
local $/="\n";
$line = <STDIN>;
}
$r->print("$line\n");
ELB
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