stas, thanks again, i owe you another espresso!
;)
ok it seems there is some sort of disconnect with modperl , the apr->upload and method postm, at least in my brainpan!
as the listing are it does not pass the %args to the parseFile or through to the listing 2 subroutine
if the $apr and if statement lines are flipped in listing 1 handler subroutine stuffs then it works but the file is not uploaded...obviously! this is just a basic Apache->request
NOW if i keep the listings the same and take out the method=post in print form it cycles back to printform sub clearing the form field but placing the args into the form as hidden fields
if the lines are flipped to a straight Apache->request it processes fine
does this give enough info?
I dunno, it could be a bug in libapreq or your code. It takes us a lot of time to setup the bug/problem test cases posted here. Geoff was kind enough to create a self-containing Apache-Test skeleton which you can use to present your case. All you need to add your bug to the skeleton and make it working (the setup), so we can download it and run right away, and spend the time understanding the problem and solving it and not trying to set it up.
The link to bug-reporting-skeleton-mp1.tar.gz and explanations is here:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/1.0/guide/help.html#How_to_Report_Problems
Thanks.
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