Hi,
Cookie management works absolutely fine :-)
I've tested %mdat and %udat to keep counters, and it works. It is just
cookieless which is failing.
Speaking of which - Sean, you appear to be using MySQL for session
storage? I was worried about using MySQL because of any potential large
overhe
Basicly you do the right thing and it should work. The only thing I could
see that is wrong is a missing
Embperl_UseEnv on
after the
PerlModule Embperl
without that Embperl will not look at the configuration directives you set
with PerlSetEnv.
Gerald
- Original Message -
From: "Sean
>
> PerlModule Embperl
> PerlSetEnv EMBPERL_OBJECT_BASE "template.html"
Embperl 2 don't scan the enviroment for default, so you have to write
EMBPERL_OBJECT_BASE "template.html"
or you must set
Embperl_UseEnv on
additional when you want to set Embperl::Object parameters inside of a
I've done:
EMBPERL_SESSION_MODE 2
But it doesn't seem to be "holding"
As a test I made a link in my embperl document back to itself:
"http://whatever/moo/test.htm";>Test!"
And it prints just like that. Do I need to do something special other
than that?
> -Original Message-
> From: G
Hi,
>
> Cookie management works absolutely fine :-)
>
> I've tested %mdat and %udat to keep counters, and it works. It is just
> cookieless which is failing.
>
...and make test is working too (and not skiping the session tests)? If this
is the case I will look into it when I am back at home next
What I see now, and may have been happening before now that I think of
it, is that rather than the $udat{number} being incremented as it
should, it is always one and a new session is started for each request.
This most definately does not happen when I use the standard, cookie
based, sessions. T
Sean and Justin,
> I've done:
>
> EMBPERL_SESSION_MODE 2
>
> Do I need to do something special other
> than that?
>
Session management must be working at all. That means Apache::Session and
Apache::SessionX should be installed. If cookie based session management is
working, then everything sho
