Re: redirecting outside the Content handler
Brett Sanger wrote: I have a few AccessHandlers that I'd like to redirect the user to the correct page to get access if they don't have it. I tried ErrorDocuments, but I have multiple layers of authentication, and ErrorDocuments won't cascade. So I'm looking at switching the ContentHandler. internal_redirect() won't work, since it only works as intended inside the content handler. Can I just override the currently expected ContentHandler? How would I do that? $r-internal_redirect_handler() HTH --Geoff
RE: redirecting outside the Content handler
I think I know this one.
#you might want to do this line, for edification if nothing else
my $list_ref = $r-get_handlers(PerlHandler);
$r-set_handlers('PerlHandler,\My::Package::handler);
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From: Brett Sanger [mailto:brs900;email1.dss.state.va.us]
Sent: Thursday, November 14, 2002 11:45 AM
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Subject: redirecting outside the Content handler
I have a few AccessHandlers that I'd like to redirect the user to the
correct page to get access if they don't have it. I tried
ErrorDocuments, but I have multiple layers of authentication, and
ErrorDocuments won't cascade. So I'm looking at switching the
ContentHandler. internal_redirect() won't work, since it only works as
intended inside the content handler. Can I just override the currently
expected ContentHandler? How would I do that?
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Re: redirecting outside the Content handler
Narins, Josh wrote:
I think I know this one.
#you might want to do this line, for edification if nothing else
my $list_ref = $r-get_handlers(PerlHandler);
$r-set_handlers('PerlHandler,\My::Package::handler);
sorry, I misread when I replied with internal_redirect_handler.
set_handlers() should work. keep in mind that it's current not
possible (IIRC) to set_handler() for the current phase. so, for the
PerlHandler you'd want to do it from someplace else, like your
PerlAccessHandler or something.
oh, and the syntax doesn't require a coderef -
$r-set_handlers(PerlHandler = 'My::Package');
works too.
sorry for the confusion.
--Geoff
-Original Message-
From: Brett Sanger [mailto:brs900;email1.dss.state.va.us]
Sent: Thursday, November 14, 2002 11:45 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: redirecting outside the Content handler
I have a few AccessHandlers that I'd like to redirect the user to the
correct page to get access if they don't have it. I tried
ErrorDocuments, but I have multiple layers of authentication, and
ErrorDocuments won't cascade. So I'm looking at switching the
ContentHandler. internal_redirect() won't work, since it only works as
intended inside the content handler. Can I just override the currently
expected ContentHandler? How would I do that?
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Re: redirecting outside the Content handler
Narins, Josh wrote:
I think I know this one.
#you might want to do this line, for edification if nothing else
my $list_ref = $r-get_handlers(PerlHandler);
$r-set_handlers('PerlHandler,\My::Package::handler);
Excellent! Thanks. One associated question: Is it possible to
manipulate things such that I'm calling an Apache::Registry script? I
can make a handle to redirect, but I'm sure that isn't necessary. The
Eagle book only mentioned direct handlers.
Re: redirecting outside the Content handler
$r-set_handlers('PerlHandler,\My::Package::handler);
set_handlers() should work. keep in mind that it's current not
possible (IIRC) to set_handler() for the current phase. so, for the
PerlHandler you'd want to do it from someplace else, like your
PerlAccessHandler or something.
Which is ideal for me, since I'm trying to set it in the
PerlAccessHandler
oh, and the syntax doesn't require a coderef -
$r-set_handlers(PerlHandler = 'My::Package');
works too.
Each of these:
$r-set_handlers(PerlHandler = 'My::Package');
$r-set_handlers(PerlHandler = 'My::Package::handler');
$r-set_handlers(PerlHandler = \My::Package);
$r-set_handlers(PerlHandler = \My::Package::handler);
give me:
[error] Can't set_handler with that value
Any ideas?
(I've also tried the same variations on
$r-set_handlers(PerlHandler =
'Apache::ROOT::path::to::myscript_23pl');
to try and convince it to load my Apache::Registry scripts, with the
same results
)
Re: redirecting outside the Content handler
Each of these: $r-set_handlers(PerlHandler = 'My::Package'); $r-set_handlers(PerlHandler = 'My::Package::handler'); $r-set_handlers(PerlHandler = \My::Package); $r-set_handlers(PerlHandler = \My::Package::handler); give me: [error] Can't set_handler with that value Any ideas? yeah, sorry. push_handlers() takes a scalar, set_handlers() takes an array reference: $r-set_handlers(PerlHandler = ['My::Package']); $r-set_handlers(PerlHandler = [\My::Package]); etc. --Geoff
