Hi,
OK, I've looked in /tmp, and I see a file with the same name as the
_session_id key in %udat.
Looking in that file, I see some control characters throughout, I see my
data in plain text, (just 'allen' and 'hello') and I see the session id.
Now what?
Allen
On Mon, Apr 18, 2005 at 09:11:45
Hi,
How do I abort the flow of my current Embperl page and bring up a different
Embperl page?
If I use Execute, it puts the other page inside the calling page, but I
would like to discard the calling page entirely and just bring up the new
page.
Do I use Execute for this or something else?
Than
Hi,
I am trying to install Embperl-2.0rc3, "make test" shows a few errors
when testing mod_perl mode
Testing mod_perl mode...
#0 ascii... ok
#1 pure.htm...ok
#2 nooutput.htm...ok
#3 nooutput.htm...ok
#4 plain.htm... ok
#5 pl
allen haim wrote:
OK, I've looked in /tmp, and I see a file with the same name as the
_session_id key in %udat.
Looking in that file, I see some control characters throughout, I see my
data in plain text, (just 'allen' and 'hello') and I see the session id.
ok - so embperl is able to write the
Hey, what do you know? It works now.
Thank you Cliff.
Instead of SetEnv I used PerlSetEnv, and for the cookie path I used /tmp.
Now the big question: how come I never had to do this before? It used to
work just fine without those variables in the .conf.
Allen
On Wed, Apr 20, 2005 at 03:13:19PM
Uh wait, scratch that; it still doesn't work.
After I made those changes I browsed to my application and noticed the data
was being saved, so I looked in the cookie manager and saw the cookie.
But now, no more. Nor does the wget -S on the simple example return the
right headers.
So I'm still stu
allen haim wrote:
Instead of SetEnv I used PerlSetEnv, and for the cookie path I used /tmp.
EMBPERL_COOKIE_PATH is not the "storage" path, you specify that when you
set-up SessionX. EMBPERL_COOKIE_PATH is the website path. So unless
you send things to http://www.netherrealm.net/tmp/hello.htm
Allen,
That's all up to how you structure your page construction. You will need
to either
1. Easier: be able to test for that branch condition early enough in
your page
construction and then have the two Execute()s in a wrapping "if"
statement
Or
2. take advantage of the fact that Execute can
