On 02/05/2008, at 9:48 PM, Pete Moran wrote:
Try
$epreq->DeleteSession(1);
$_[0], $_[0] will only contain the epreq object if you havent
shifted off the array on the initial page. $epreq is the global
variable holding the internal embperl object.
Thanks for the quick reply. That seemed
Try
$epreq->DeleteSession(1);
$_[0], $_[0] will only contain the epreq object if you havent shifted
off the array on the initial page. $epreq is the global variable
holding the internal embperl object.
Pete
On 2 May 2008, at 14:41, Jeremy Malcolm wrote:
Embperl's test document for DeleteS
Embperl's test document for DeleteSession, to delete the cookie and
session data after it is finished with, uses this syntax:
$_[0] -> DeleteSession (1) ;
However when I use that in my Embperl::Object page using I get this
message:
[9391]ERR: 24: Error in Perl code: Can't call method "Dele
On 01/05/2008, at 5:36 PM, Jeremy Malcolm wrote:
Nothing ever gets written to /var/www/press/orders. I read in the
Embperl::Config man page that if I put EMBPERL_DEBUG 209715 in my
environment then I will get debugging of session transactions, but I
don't get anything that I recognise as h
