>
> It
> is not exiting all the way out. Can I make it output the current page
> and then just stop?
Currently not. You need to pass something back, that tells the calling page
to also exit
Gerald
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>I can't figure out why the Apache::Exit isn't working.
[1157]EVAL< use Apache; Apache::exit();
[1157]EVAL>
[1157]TAB: nResult = 0
[1157]PERF: input = /www/htdocs/security/check_user.epl
[1157]PERF: Time: 120 ms Evals: 5 Cache Hits: 0 (0%)
[1157]Sub-Request finished. Thu Apr 27 21:17:1
Here's a couple snips from my EmbPerl log file. I can't figure out why the Apache::Exit isn't working.
Any clues?
[1157]REQ: Embperl 1.2.1 starting... Thu Apr 27 21:17:09 2000 [1157]REQ: No Safe Eval All Opcode allowed mode = mod_perl (3) [1157]REQ: Package = HTML::Embperl::DOC::_3 [1157]E
>
> I am running under mod_perl and calling Execute everywhere, so it would be
> nice not to have to call ScanEnvironement, which, btw, is misspelled :)
Yes, my english isn't quite well, but least you understand it :-)
> But that's ok cause I have a wrapper around Execute anyway.
> OK I tried ad
> > Ok I have another question. Why doesn't < EMBPERL_ESCMODE 0>> work?
> >
> > It's supposed to set the default to 0, but it's still 3.
> >
>
> It does set it to zero, but only when you use the mod_perl handler and not
> if you call Execute on your own. If you call Execute on your own, you need
>
>
> Since EmbPerl has to parse every HTML file it would be possible
> to add a session_id to every link instead of cookies too.
>
> How about it? Is it difficult? Impossible?
It's already on the TODO list, but not with the highest priority. Embperl
already inspects all links (in epcmd.c function
I'm using the Apache::Session with Embperl and MySQL and like
this feature very much. My client does need a solution
for those web-surfers who disable cookies because of
(paranoid) security considerations. This is possible in
theory by rewriting every link in every HTML file:
add a session_id as
