Here is a hackish option:
place the input type=FILE field in a
separate frame using IFRAME or FRAME.
then:
a.Use Javascript to set the onSubmit action to send the filename.
b.Use Javasciprt to set client side cookie
I have some state data that I need to persist between requests. At the
moment these are COM objects, but they'll be ported to Perl Classes. It
is quite important that only one of these instances exist per web
server. These instances are too large to write and read to file on every
request. So I
I am using
RequestNotes with PerlAccessHandler and a PerlHandler.
When the browser
connects for the first time,
The
PerlAccessHandler sets a session_based cookie, using TIEHASH
$r-pnotes("COOKIES")-{'SESSION_ID'} =
$session{_session_id};
And the PerlHandler
retrieves the session_id using
Hi,
I'm using the
precompiled binaries of Apache 1.3.20 + mod_perl on WinNT.
I have grabbed
Apache::Session 1.54 and nmake test fails at 99dbfile.t.
The test routine
basically hangs, and the culprit is in one of the last
lines:
tied(%$s)-delete;
It seems to be some
kind of file locking
