> > > % apachectl start
> > > [6351]SES: Embperl Session management enabled ()
> >
> >Mmmh, you should see a version number between the braces. DO you have
also
> >Apache::Session installed (without the ending X) ?
>
> Apache::Session and Apache::SessionX are installed. I can run a tiny
> Embperl 2.0b9 will add any SELECT field to the [$hidden$], so it will be
> duplicated. If the user chooses an entry with value 1, it will be 1\t1 if
I
> use [$hidden$].
>
> It did not do that with 2.0b8.
>
I works correctly for me, but it is required that the value inside %fdat is
one of the va
> do decode(*value);
What is this?
> $req->{$fields{$pairs[0]}} = $value;
must be
$req->{fields}{$pairs[0]} = $value;
and this
>while(($key, $value) = each($req->{%fields})) {
must be
while(($key, $value) = each(%{$req->{fields}})) {
Gerald
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I'm trying to parse the ENV{QUERY_STRING} and put it in a hash (%fields) in
$req. This is being done in constants.epl under EmbPerl::Object. I want to
make this hash available to the page being loaded without having to go
through too much trouble and I don't want to use cookies. I'm doing thi
>Are there security implications or other problems with using GET for
>submission?
GET is limited in length (depends on the web server) and the user will see
it in the address line.
You can also add hidden input fields to your form to add data to the POST,
instead of using GET and appending i
Sorry to have delayed so long in following this up...
At 10/5/02 11:13 PM, Gerald Richter wrote:
>
> When I start up Apache, it reports that session support is enabled:
>
> % apachectl start
> [6351]SES: Embperl Session management enabled ()
Mmmh, you should see a version number betwe
Are there security implications or other problems with using GET for
submission?
On Thursday 16 January 2003 11:47 am, Gerald Richter wrote:
> >I was surprised to find that the URL parameters passed in ?name=value
> > after the URL are not being parsed into %fdat. Is there an embperl way
> > of
>I was surprised to find that the URL parameters passed in ?name=value after
>the URL are not being parsed into %fdat. Is there an embperl way of
getting
>at this data or do I need to parse it manually?
Embperl passes the URL parameters in %fdat. That's what it always did. Only
if you have POST
Hi,
sorry I have overseen in your last message that you
are using 2.0b8. 2.0b8 doesn't support Embperl::Session anymore. Please use
Apache::SessionX instead
Gerald
-Gerald
Richter ecos electronic communication services
gmb
I was surprised to find that the URL parameters passed in ?name=value after
the URL are not being parsed into %fdat. Is there an embperl way of getting
at this data or do I need to parse it manually?
EmbPerl 2.0b8, ModPerl 1.27, Apache 1.3.27, RedHat 7.3
Thanks!
Scott
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Hi,
Download:
http://www.engenhosolucoes.com.br/arquivos/DW_Embperl.zip
Extract this zip file in your Dreamweaver MX Configuration folder
(backup first) and it should work. This is a simple setup with just code
identification and icons. I use the extension .epl to designate Embperl
pages so if y
Yes, that's just what I did. Thanks.
-Original Message-
From: Angus Lees [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 10:52 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Alexandru Deva; Keith Watanabe
Subject: Re: session records bulding up
At Tue, 14 Jan 2003 20:49:56 +0100, Gerald Richt
At Tue, 14 Jan 2003 20:49:56 +0100, Gerald Richter wrote:
> >One more way which is probably evil but better overall, imo, is to add a
> field to the session table with the timestamp
>
> Adding a field should work. Mysql can use a default value on insert. If you
> set the default to now() mysql sho
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