Re: Embperl::Object and query string

2005-01-12 Thread Michael Stepanov
Andrew O'Brien wrote: %fdat is a global for the life of that request, regardless of which file is currently executing. I was worried how called script was executed using Execute('*') in case if that script has some parameters: my_script.html?action=test&id=2. Because you cannot do like that Exec

Re: Embperl::Object and query string

2005-01-12 Thread RobertCZ
this is perfectly equivalent to Embperl, just use %fdat as usual - robert Michael Stepanov wrote: Hi, Recently I've configured Embperl::Object. So, now I'm trying to move an existing web site from Embperl to Embperl::Object. I have a question: how can I use query string? Imagine, I have a link:

RE: Embperl::Object and query string

2005-01-11 Thread Andrew O'Brien
%fdat is a global for the life of that request, regardless of which file is currently executing. -- Andrew O'Brien > -Original Message- > From: Michael Stepanov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, 12 January 2005 6:50 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Embperl::Object