>
> I´m using ajax application that is sending data like raw
> POST data /not like conventional HTML forms variable=value/
>
> so application is sending something like XML line and $fdat
> is trying interpret this like standard form output, Is there
> any possibility
Hi,
I´m using ajax application that is sending data like raw POST data /not
like conventional HTML forms variable=value/
so application is sending something like XML line and $fdat is trying
interpret this like standard form output, Is there any possibility in
Embperl to get raw POST data
, the only thing that comes to my mind is that the POST data is already
read by another module, when Embperl comes into play (since POST data can
only be read once).
Could you try to set EMBPERL_DEBUG to at least dbgForm (32) and see what the
embperl.l
Hi!
I have
mod_perl-1.0
Embperl-2.0b11
apache_1.3.31
I have defined
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler Embperl::Object
SetEnv EMBPERL_SYNTAX "Embperl"
SetEnv EMBPERL_RECIPE EmbperlXSLT
SetEnv EMBPERL_ESCMODE 0
SetEnv EMBPERL_XSLTSTYLESHEET /xml/style.xsl
SetEnv EMBPERL_APPNAME test
SetEnv EMB
Bruce Kessler wrote:
If I were trying to implement a page for an ErrorDocument directive for a
500 error, and I wanted to get the post data from the users request that
caused the error, how could I get this information back from Apache or
Embperl? I am under the impression that using $req_rec
If I were trying to implement a page for an ErrorDocument directive for a
500 error, and I wanted to get the post data from the users request that
caused the error, how could I get this information back from Apache or
Embperl? I am under the impression that using $req_rec->content() will not
w
Hi,
>
> When I enter some data via a form to test.html it's all OK.
> But how can I get posted data like $ENV{'QUERY_STRING'} when I use get
> method?
>
Embperl makes all data, regardless if POST or GET, available in %fdat.
If this was not your question, please explain it a little bit more
Ge
Hi,
When I enter some data via a form to test.html it's all OK.
But how can I get posted data like $ENV{'QUERY_STRING'} when I use get
method?
Thanks.
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> Would it be too much to ask of you to include the check for binary null in
> Embperl? Who knows... maybe I won't be the only one with such a problem.
>
I have put it on the TODO list
Gerald
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Subject: RE: POST data
> > >
> > > That is, in the same environment, when I select *multiple*
> &g
> >
> > That is, in the same environment, when I select *multiple*
> > checkboxes of the
> > same name, they don't get re-checked on the same page after I submit by
> > POST.
> >
>
> Can you send us a small example how your page looks like?
>
I overseen, that you already done this via private mai
>
> That is, in the same environment, when I select *multiple*
> checkboxes of the
> same name, they don't get re-checked on the same page after I submit by
> POST.
>
Can you send us a small example how your page looks like?
Gerald
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>
> I'm having problems with Embperl reading POST data. It consistently hangs.
If the POSTED data is already read, Embperl will hang when it tries to read
the POSTED data a second time.
> GET is working fine.
> I tried setting options => 256 when calling HTML::Embperl::
I'm having problems with Embperl reading POST data. It consistently hangs.
GET is working fine.
I tried setting options => 256 when calling HTML::Embperl::Execute and
sending my own form data as fdat => \%IN, but this doesn't preserve the
automatic pre-selection (ie. SELECTED bei
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