I am still working on this *** BUG ***, and it is quite a difficult one to
crack. I am trying very hard not to have to delve into the internals of
either of these packages, so if I manage to jog anyone's memory to constrain
my efforts, I will be very appreciative.
To reiterate the problem, I
08.09.2001 23:28
hello, Gerald!
Saturday, September 08, 2001, 8:19:28 PM, you wrote:
>> I've tried to rewrite some of my old Embperl code to ASP style but not
>> the whole code worked correctly after that, here an example:
>>
>> but the same with ASP
>>
>>becomes
>>
> Yes,
Hi,
>
> I hope that I find answers here more quickly. Dont ask, but I need to make
> files with extension cfm to be parsed with embperl. Only in one dir. But
in
> the server (Linux) runs also coldfusion server. And regradless of settings
> on Apache conf, (With Filesmatch) coldfusion parses cfm f
>
> is there a possibility to let Embperl convert an Embperl file to real
> Perl file so that every webserver without Embperl installed can exec
> it?
No. Embperl 2.0 generates an Perl programm internaly and a tree structure of
the page. That makes it fast. It isn't possible simply to convert thi
> hello, Embperl!
>
> I like the ASP-style syntax much more than that of Embperl *sorry=)*
That's reason why you have the chance to choose in 2.0 :-)
> I've tried to rewrite some of my old Embperl code to ASP style but not
> the whole code worked correctly after that, here an example:
>
> bu
>
> I fixed teh problem apparantly by putting the two lines in question within
> the FilesMatch section. Any other insights, comments are appreciated.
>
This seems to be a known problem with mod_perl's PerlSetEnv. Should be fixed
in the CVS version of mod_perl (I am not sure if it's fix in mod
>
> when you create a test form:
>
>
>
>
>
> and you wil test it with this string: 'This a "TEST"'
>
> you will notice that the generated HTML will have bad (unescaped) output
>
For me it gives
value="this a "TEST""
which is quite correcly escaped. Try to print out $escmode e.g.
>
> Could someone please try this, to see if it is a bug or just something
with
> my setup...?
>
Looks like some old bug we have had with caching (because more then one file
named sub.epl). Actually this should work in 1.3.3, but I try it as soon as
possible and let you know how to fix it
Gerald
> I am running the latest apache, mod_perl, and embperl on linux. All work
> fine independently. However, I want to handle all browser requests
through
> a mod_perl controller and use internal redirect to embperl "templates". I
> can't figure out how to set up httpd.conf to provide permission
