cl -c -I. -IC:/Apache/src/include -IC:/Apache/src/regex -IC:/Apache/src/os/w
in32 -MD -DWIN32 -O -DVERSION=\"1.2.1\" -DXS_VERSION=\"1.2.1\" -IC:\pe
rl\lib\CORE -DAPACHE -D_WINSOCK2API_ Embperl.c
Embperl.c
c:\program files\devstudio\vc\include\mswsock.h(75) : error C2011:
'_TRANSMIT_FILE_B
>
> My URL contains ...&my_select=1&...
>
Could enable the the dbgForm and dbgInput debugging Flag and take a look at
the embperl logfile. You should see something like
FORM: my_select = 1
at the start of the request, do you?
> But when the page is rendered the my_select option is not selecte
>
> As with some other people I am sure there are certain parts of the site
> that are very dynamic and other smaller components that do not change as
> often. Storing information in a database greatly simplifies the content
> management of the site but presents a problem when every request hits
>
>
> Umm embperlD.pod is missing DESCRIPTION Section who do I contact
> about it... It's been there for awhile, 1.2.1, 1.2b, 1.3b...
EmbperlD.pod is the german translation and there is no word called
"DESCRIPTION" in german. If you know how to tell pod2man not to require me
to write english in
hi,
>
> this is my first post to this brand new list. Is anyone there
> reading?
>
At least some people are posting :-)
> well, my problem is as stupid as it is astonishing... My trustworthy
> (development) apache server is serving a lot of pages sites that
> succesfully make use of the
Cliff,
My URL contains ...&my_select=1&...
But when the page is rendered the my_select option is not selected.
option I suppose is a better choice of words here vs. select since select is
the form element type and the option is what actually gets selected.
That is:
None
On
Not sure what you mean when you say selects are not selected.
cliff rayman
genwax.com
Aaron Johnson wrote:
> I thought I had gotten smart. I am working on a project with a none
> coder. They know HTML fairly well so I had come up with a plan that
> would keep them from having to look at as mu
I thought I had gotten smart. I am working on a project with a none
coder. They know HTML fairly well so I had come up with a plan that
would keep them from having to look at as much Embperl code as
possible.
Here is my idea:
(db_row_hash is a function from an extrnal module that returns a
fet
A technique that's worked for us in the past is to use lwp-request or
similar to cache the content of the static/almost static portions of the
site into files with a .cache extension (e.g., "/foo/script1.cache")...when
a request is made to /foo/script1.epl, before we pass the request to
HTML::Embp
Fellow Embperl Users,
I have a situation that I would like to share with everyone here to
determine if there are other people in the situation and if anyone can
shed any light on it.
First some background, I have been working with Embperl for about 6
months now. It's speed and flexability have i
There are tons of comparisons in the archives of the main mod_perl
listsearch one of the archives available at perl.apache.org and you'll
find many threads comparing the different embedded perl options.
> somebody who has not used embperl yet, is trying to get me to use eperl.
Are
> there rea
Hi everyone,
I've been playing with embperl lately, and what I've seen is great. However,
somebody who has not used embperl yet, is trying to get me to use eperl. Are
there really security issues with embperl? I've been on the mod_perl list for
quite a while, and haven't seen anything to that
hi,
this is my first post to this brand new list. Is anyone there
reading?
well, my problem is as stupid as it is astonishing... My trustworthy
(development) apache server is serving a lot of pages sites that
succesfully make use of the $escmode to spit out HTML...
Now one simple p
>
> look at for all the error's Logmake.txt
Edit the Makefile, search for a line starting with DEFINE and change it to
DEFINE = -DAPACHE -D_WINSOCK2API_ $(DEFS)
now rebuild Embperl. Does this change anything?
Gerald
P.S. WHich version of Perl, Apache, mod_perl and Embperl you are using?
>
>
> The problem is that I'm processing auto-generated HTML files. I can
> modify them and escape all the [[ blocks, but it occurred to me that
> I really didn't want any processing at all, so why bother with the
> overhead. I guess what would do just fine is if EmbperlObject had a
> call that, g
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