I am using Apache 2, mod_perl2 with RedHat 9.0 Everything is working find.
Using Apache::Registry for CGI scripts.
I have toy form with a few fields, One field can register changed made to other fields.
This changed_field is dynamically generated.
One submit, the value of the changed_field is not properly submitted to the perl program
if using mod_perl.
Either it says it is not changed or it will receive the changed state in previous submissions.
It looks there is some caching going on in the http server.
This problem goes away if the perl program is run under CGI.
I am not sure you have seen this one before. Or there may be a configuration error in my
httpd.conf.
Kemin
here is my JavaScript, it should work with any form
<script language=JavaScript>
function addhandlers(f) {
for (var i = 0; i < f.elements.length; i++) {
var e = f.elements[i];
e.onchange = function() {
if (this.form.changed.value == "")
this.form.changed.value = this.name;
else
this.form.changed.value += " " + this.name;
}
}
f.onsubmit = submit();
}
addhandlers(document.updateForm);
document.write(document.updateForm.changed.value);
</script>You can write a simple server-side perl script to receive information from the form.
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