<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
> $r->status(Apache::HTTP_MULTI_STATUS);
> or
> $r->status(207);
>
> always results in the following
>
> Usage: Apache::Request::status(sv) at API/Modes.pm
> line 235.
$r->status is read-only for Apache::Request objects;
you either want
$r->env->status(207); # env() yields Apache::RequestRec obj
or
$r->SUPER::status(207); # Apache::RequestRec is the base
# class for Apache::Request (in mp2)
Not sure if this solves your overall problem,
but it should resolve this part of it.
--
Joe Schaefer
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