I've been trying to install the LWP bundle for several days.
I saw that URI-1.34.tar.gz was unavailable. I had to go to
http://cpan.n0i.net/modules/by-module/URI/ to download
URI-1.35.tar.gz.
Why does cpan go after the old version?
Gisle Aas writes:
Harald Joerg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
As a fallback, HTTP::Response::parse could set the protocol to undef
if it turns out to be a three-digit number, assigning this value to
the code (after assigning to the message what was parsed as the code).
This is my preferred fix. Just
Hi Gisle,
> Is in common use? What browsers support it?
The tag is fairly widely supported by the major
browsers, especially in Mozilla and IE 4+ I believe. It
was introduced in HTML 4, and continues on into
XHTML 1 and 2.
I wouldn't say it's in common use outside of developers,
but it is he
Dan Kubb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Anyway, the patch is attached. I'd appreciate comments,
[...]
> diff -ru old/lib/HTML/Form.pm new/lib/HTML/Form.pm
> --- old/lib/HTML/Form.pm Tue Nov 30 03:25:00 2004
> +++ new/lib/HTML/Form.pm Fri Dec 3 00:44:02 2004
> @@ -96,7 +96,7 @@
>
Dan Kubb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> One
>
Is in common use? What browsers support it?
Regards,
Gisle
Hi,
This is sort of a bug report, as well as a patch submission.
Today I was writing a test case using Test::WWW::Mechanize,
and accessing an HTML::Form object to do some in-depth testing
of an application. I noticed that HTML::Form only sometimes
filled in the Input object's value_name field, w
Harald Joerg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> As a fallback, HTTP::Response::parse could set the protocol to undef
> if it turns out to be a three-digit number, assigning this value to
> the code (after assigning to the message what was parsed as the code).
This is my preferred fix. Just make HTTP:
Mattias Holmlund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Gisle Aas wrote:
>
> >It is documented (barely) that the module export the variable '$ua'.
> >A side effect of importing this variable is that this forces the full
> >LWP::UserAgent implementation to be used, otherwise settings on the
> >$ua object w
Harald Joerg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> HTTP::Response::clone doesn't clone the protocol either.
> This, however, can be fixed easily:
Thanks. Applied this patch to HTTP::Message so that also Requests
clone their protocol attribute.
> --- Response.pm.1.502004-12-02 21:36:42.43750 +010
