> Thanks for the quick reply.
> But unfortunately after looking at the example I still do not know how i
could solve my problem. Maybe I didn't describe it very well.
> I am calling a module function in login.html that checks user name and
password and sets the global $user_id. Problem is that t
Thanks for the quick reply.
But unfortunately after looking at the example I still do not know how i could solve
my problem. Maybe I didn't describe it very well.
I am calling a module function in login.html that checks user name and password and
sets the global $user_id. Problem is that the sta
> The extra new can cause issues, especially with non-html data. As an
> example, if you have a page with some sort of generic authentication check
> at the top (via execute), and then you get some data (say an RTF file)
from
> a database or file. If you send the RTF data back to the client the
ne
The extra new can cause issues, especially with non-html data. As an
example, if you have a page with some sort of generic authentication check
at the top (via execute), and then you get some data (say an RTF file) from
a database or file. If you send the RTF data back to the client the newline
at
>
> does anyone know if the DBI interface in Embedded Perl can make
> persistent connections ?
>
As with any module that is running under mod_perl, you can use Apache::DBI
to have persitent database connections. If you running as CGI, you can use a
patched version of DBIProxy to get the same res
> ---cut---
> [-
> print OUT "*";
> Execute("it.epl");
> print OUT "*";
> -]
> ---cut---
>
> Goes into an endless loop.
>
This is a bug in Embperl
>
> (2)
>...
> I.e. it appends a newline to the file that has been executed.
>
That's like Embperl 1 does it, it always used to add a newline to the
>
>
> Gets turned into:
>
>
Yes, when Embperl outputs a attribute it knows about it will write the value
in double quote, regardless how the source was. So
will become also
That's because Embperl internaly keeps known attributes in a tree structure
and don't keep the quotes. As far as I s
> -Original Message-
> From: Bjoern [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2001 7:05 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: parameters in html files
>
>
> Hi all,
>
> i have one question. How can i get values from parameters which i used
> at execution of html files like thi
Hi all,
i have one question. How can i get values from parameters which i used
at execution of html files like this : /test.html?abc=1
How can i get the value of abc ?
thanks,
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> -Original Message-
> From: Andy Lim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2001 5:10 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: How to send mutiple cookie entries?
>
>
>
> Hello. I am trying to send mutiple cookie entries($cookie1, $cookie2,
> $cookie3) as you can see from bel
Hello. I am trying to send mutiple cookie entries($cookie1, $cookie2,
$cookie3) as you can see from below code.
use CGI;
my $cookie1 = cookie(-name=>'eid', -value=>$arr[0], -expires=>'1h');
my $cookie2 = cookie(-name=>'uname', -value=>$uname, -expires=>'1h');
my $
You can try looking at Apache::DBI. It supports connection pooling.
-Original Message-
From: Bjoern [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2001 9:05 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:persistent DBI conncetions
Hi all,
does anyone know if the DBI interface in
Hi all,
does anyone know if the DBI interface in Embedded Perl can make
persistent connections ?
I saw the some newsletters which denied this ! I this right ?
regards,
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*** Bjoern Teipel ***
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Frankfurt am Main * Germany
it.epl:
---cut---
hello
---cut---
(1)
---cut---
[-print OUT "*";Execute("it.epl");print
OUT "*";-]
---cut---
Goes into an endless
loop.
(2)
---cut---
*[-
Execute("it.epl") -]*
---cut---
Gives the following
output:
---cut---
*hello
*
---cut---
I.e. it appends a
newline to
Hi,
(1)
Gets turned
into:
(2)
When we submit
a form it behaves differently than if we have:
If we check the
box and submit the page back to itself, the second one keeps the box checked
whereas the first one does not.
Cheers
Jonny
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