On Mon, Oct 09, 2000 at 05:03:44PM -0700, Joshua Chamas wrote:
> When I execute $Request->Form->('test')->Item()
> on a real life code sample, even after building in
> support for $Request->Form('test')->Item(), I get
> this error:
>
> Not a CODE reference at (eval 14) line 10.
>
> I have see
So what you are saying is that either this:
> my $uid = $Request->QueryString('foo')->Item();
or this
> $Request->QueryString->Item('foo')->Item()
works natively in PerlScript. I see, so with the
CollectionItem Apache::ASP config, I will enable the
latter to work too.
The
On Oct 09, [EMAIL PROTECTED] contorted a few electrons to say...
Joshua> $Request->QueryString->('foo')->Item() isn't valid perl syntax,
Joshua> is it? Are you going for $Request->QueryString('foo')->Item()
Joshua> support here?
yes $Request->QueryString('foo')->Item() seems to be the way AP61
Greg Williams wrote:
>
> At 14:23 -0700 2000/10/09, Joshua Chamas wrote:
> >$Request->QueryString->('foo')->Item() isn't valid perl syntax,
> >is it?
>
> >perl -c
> $Request->QueryString->('foo')->Item()
> __END__
> - syntax OK
When I execute $Request->Form->('test')->Item()
on a real life code
At 14:23 -0700 2000/10/09, Joshua Chamas wrote:
>$Request->QueryString->('foo')->Item() isn't valid perl syntax,
>is it?
>perl -c
$Request->QueryString->('foo')->Item()
__END__
- syntax OK
;-)
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$Request->QueryString->('foo')->Item() isn't valid perl syntax,
is it? Are you going for $Request->QueryString('foo')->Item()
support here?
There is already a Collection class that is used to emulate
this kind of behavior, which can possibly be extended to
meet this need. One of the behavio
I'm trying to write an ASP app that runs under PerlScript and Apache::ASP.
i've found that with ActivePerl 618 -- $Request->QueryString->('foo')
return a reference to a Win32::OLE hash.
to get a string from the hash you must write --
$Request->QueryString->('foo')->Item()
or you must us
