There's just one more problem that seems to be lurking on my website. I think this might have something to do with mod_perl's caching scheme. Basically I have scripts like a photo album and calendar on my site. Both of these scripts rely on information being passed via the URL header. So like photoAlbum.cgi?category=whatever&album=whatever&photo=whatever. Then what I do is add a link at the top so people can move backwards in categories or albums to easily navigate around without using a web browser's back button. The problem is, the last page loaded by either of those scripts is the page that will always show up the next time they return. So if they looked at a picture, left the site, came back to the photo album it would show them the picture again instead of the menu selection. Secondly, the links at the top to move the user backwards in the photo albums are ignored. I'm guessing this maybe a caching problem, but I'm not sure. The main page which displays news which has a next and previous page button works fine without caching the wrong stuff or causing updated links to be ignored.
These scripts worked fine on the standard perl by the way. Are there some things that I should leave to standard perl or is my mod_perl improperly configured? Cheers, Nate -- Report problems: http://perl.apache.org/bugs/ Mail list info: http://perl.apache.org/maillist/modperl.html List etiquette: http://perl.apache.org/maillist/email-etiquette.html
