i'm somewhat involved with libjsox:
http://code.google.com/p/libjsox/
Matthew Rushton wrote:
Does anyone have any experience with using any of the C JSON libraries
to encode json in responses? It looks like there are several options, I
just wanted to know what people are using if anything? Tha
Does anyone have any experience with using any of the C JSON libraries to
encode json in responses? It looks like there are several options, I just
wanted to know what people are using if anything? Thanks!
-Matt
thanks...
ap_unescape_url() does make things easier. it still doesn't seem like there is
an easy way of fully parsing the query string (i.e. getting a value from a
field). I wrote a quick little function that does it but it would seem useful
to have something there, it seems like a common need.
On Sat, 21 Feb 2009 13:48:10 +0200
Graham Leggett wrote:
> Matthew Rushton wrote:
> > Hi,
> > Anyone know of any uri query string encoding/decoding functions
> > that exist to module writers. I'm about to write my own which
> > should be simple enough just didn't want to reinvent the wheel. I
>
Issac Goldstand wrote:
> > We could just add a note to the mod_disk_cache configuration that
> > EnableSendfile will only be taken into account when configured
> > globally for the server or vhost. IMHO that's good enough for
> > such a special case. I would like to avoid a dedicated sendfile
> >
Hello,
I was wondering why support of libapreq2 was removed from mod_lua?
The way mod_lua currently deals with cookies, querystring and POST
data is not very robust nor complete.
Actually it would be nice to have something like libapreq2 available
in Apache directly :) I wouldn't be interested by
Matthew Rushton wrote:
Hi,
Anyone know of any uri query string encoding/decoding functions that
exist to module writers. I'm about to write my own which should be
simple enough just didn't want to reinvent the wheel. I couldn't find
any that existed. Thanks!
One of these should do the tric
