hey,
> Thanks for the reply. I went ahead and set those but still no dice.
> It just sits there until things are completed and then displays the whole
> page. Any other ideas?
>
Make sure optEarlyHttpHeader and dbgFlushOutput are really set by inserting
[+ $optEarlyHttpHeader +]
[+ $dbgFlushOut
> On Tue, Nov 20, 2001 at 05:49:59PM +0100, Gerald Richter wrote:
> > Main new feature since 2.0b3 is the beginning support for XML, namely
using
> > libxslt or Xalan to do XSLT transformations and the implementing of
recipes,
>
> lets just say i was going to compile embperl for use by lots of pe
On Tue, Nov 20, 2001 at 05:49:59PM +0100, Gerald Richter wrote:
> Main new feature since 2.0b3 is the beginning support for XML, namely using
> libxslt or Xalan to do XSLT transformations and the implementing of recipes,
lets just say i was going to compile embperl for use by lots of people..
sh
>
> There would appear to be some stuff missing in the cleanup routines for
the
> latest Embperl. I am presently having to bounce my Apache everytime I
make
> a change to a .epl file or Embperl detects a syntax error:
>
> [Thu Nov 22 03:00:25 2001] [error] [4763]ERR: 24: Error in Perl code:
> U
> I am trying to have the results of a ping displayed in the browser window
in
> realtime. I read somewhere that embperl buffers the page before sending
it.
> I ahve tried to disable this by setting EMBPERL_OPTIONS to include the
> optEarlyHttpHeader, I also tried to use optRedirectStdout. Neither
> I have this line in my Embperl code, calling on a routine defined in
> constants.epl in EmbperlObject.
>if ($req->{check_email_addr} ($fdat{User_Email})) {
>
If check_email_addr is a code ref, use
if (&{$req->{check_email_addr}} ($fdat{User_Email})) {
if this is not
You are right about Perl buffering by default, but it only buffers until it
hits a newline. In the example I ensure that a newline is present. I am
setting optEarlyHttpHeader in the httpd.conf file not in the script. Thanks
Anyway. Somebody help! :-)
-Original Message-
From: Ed Grimm [mai
You haven't set $|=1. Perl itself is therefore buffering. According to
the embperl docs, if you set optEarlyHttpHeader (by bit value; it
doesn't affect anything if set after the page starts processing) and you
set $|=1 on the page (well, embperl docs assume you know perl, so don't
mention this,
I think you mean that HTTP is not a 'push' technology, because in fact your
browser is pulling the information from the web-server. In any event I am
well aware of how it works, but that has nothing to do with my question. For
example there are CGI scripts that allow users to enter an IP address i
hi,
i have problem with the URL encoding capabilities of embperl.
assuming this code:
[- $name = 'mein name'; $myhash = { t1 => 'hallo welt', t2 => 'umlaut
รค' } -]
[- $escmode = 0 -]
escmode 0
escmode 0
[- $escmode = 1 -]
escmode 1
escmode 1
[- $escmode = 2 -]
escmode 2
escmode 2
[- $escmode =
I am trying to have
the results of a ping displayed in the browser window in realtime. I read
somewhere that embperl buffers the page before sending it. I ahve tried to
disable this by setting EMBPERL_OPTIONS to include the optEarlyHttpHeader, I
also tried to use optRedirectStdout. Neither s
I have this line in my Embperl code, calling on a routine defined in
constants.epl in EmbperlObject.
if ($req->{check_email_addr} ($fdat{User_Email})) {
I get this error back:
[515]ERR: 24: Line 9: Error in Perl code: syntax error at //htdocs/userpass.epl
line 57, near "} ("
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