I'm novice to Embperl. Till now I've used PHP3 but I want to use Perl
(great !)
I know the feature of Embperl Session Management (using Apache::Session)
but I need to set multiple cookies in a single HTML page and I don't
want to use Session Management.
But settings multiple cookies doesn't work
Hello John,
Friday, September 15, 2000, 11:12:51 PM, you wrote:
JW> Thanks for the help. I'm already using cookies for authentication, so
addinganother won't hurt. Just a few questions.
JW> My web servers are load balanced. Any problems with %udat getting information
JW> back if the new docume
Thanks for the help. I'm already using cookies for authentication, so addinganother
won't hurt. Just a few questions.
My web servers are load balanced. Any problems with %udat getting information
back if the new document is loaded on a different server? Or does it store the
hash in the cookie?
On Fri, Sep 15, 2000 at 04:10:29PM +0200, Gerald Richter wrote:
> > $udat{ImageName} = $fdat{ImageName};
>
> I guess this is from a file upload. CGI.pm uses some magic with globs. Try
>
> $udat{ImageName} = scalar($fdat{ImageName}) ;
oh, thanks... sometimes I'm really too dumb to see the obviou
> $udat{ImageName} = $fdat{ImageName};
I guess this is from a file upload. CGI.pm uses some magic with globs. Try
$udat{ImageName} = scalar($fdat{ImageName}) ;
to convert the typeglob into a scalar value
Gerald
> $fdat{ImageName} contains a filename, e.g. "74321623782.jpg"
> after that Apac
Hi,
I used %udat many times and so far without problems, but now I
have one: I simply assign a value from %fdat to %udat:
$udat{ImageName} = $fdat{ImageName};
$fdat{ImageName} contains a filename, e.g. "74321623782.jpg"
after that Apache hangs and /var/log/apache/error_log says:
-
[Fri Sep
John Walstra wrote:
> I have two embperl documents. The first one generates a form. When you submit
> the form, it calls itself, "", to check
> for field errors (eg Someone typing in a username that exists in the system). If
> there is no field errors, I use the following to redirect to my second
On Thu, Sep 14, 2000 at 05:57:27PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have two embperl documents. The first one generates a form. When you submit
> the form, it calls itself, "", to check
> for field errors (eg Someone typing in a username that exists in the system). If
> there is no field errors
Hello John,
Friday, September 15, 2000, 2:57:27 AM, you wrote:
JW> I have two embperl documents. The first one generates a form. When you submit
JW> the form, it calls itself, "", to check
JW> for field errors (eg Someone typing in a username that exists in the system). If
JW> there is no field
>
> What I want is to have the data that is stored in fdat, from the first
document,
> be passed to the second document via the redirect. Is this possible?
>
You can append them as query string to the redirect URL
e.g. to pass name
$req_rec->header_out("Location" => "second.epl?name=$fdat{name
>
> I was guessing it might be because even though the status has been set
> manually Embperl as the handler is returning an OK?
>
Yes, you are guessing right...
> Any suggestions where to go from here?
>
If you don't want to return the status to the client, but triggering an
errordocument, you
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