Thanks Rob for your reply. --- Rob Bloodgood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Question: > > 2.If the answer to the above question is YES? The > > Handler will add headers,footers for everything. > >What do I need to do to apply the handler logic > >justto the requested page and return the remaining > >files that are needed to complete the requested > >page as they are? Answer: > In the Eagle book (as well as a Perl Journal > article) there is an example of a >Apache::Header/Apache::Footer. CPAN doesn't show > them right now. But you could implement them as >filters using Apache::Filter to mark up each > document on its way out, based on URI. Reply: I shall look into this. There is some database entries that have to take place as the web pages are being servered. Question: > > 3. When I move these JS files outside the > >/en/course URI they seem to work? But now when I > >put them with in? It just displays the Javascript > >code like simple text on the browser. Answer: > <SCRIPT SRC="/en/course/one.js"></SCRIPT> > ... or you could template them in directly, since > you're playing w/ the content already. Reply: Most of the books are already existing in that format. To Change them would be a lot of code rewriting,testing and deploying.
Question: > > 4. In the Logging Phase, I need to store the last > > requested page as a bookmark. So if the user logs > >out, and logs back in it takes him to the same page. > >Since the html files are made up of some many > >requests to other files, it stores the last file it requested. > > It may be path to an image file,style sheet file > >etc... Is there any way I can circumvent this problem? Answer: > You could use a cookie, issued with each document, > noting what url they are on right now?? Logging it (storing it) and then reading it back are bound > to be waaaaay too much work. Reply: I kind of figured this portion out. Though its is not a clean way to do it. In the ActivityLogger.pm, I plan to use $r->the_request instead of $r->uri. The PerlLogHandler being called on every request will be overwriting the same data in the database. Let us assume that the web page request has 5 more files that it depends. Would not the PerlLogHandler be called when each file is being server. > > HTH! > > L8r, > Rob > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Great stuff seeking new owners in Yahoo! Auctions! http://auctions.yahoo.com
