On Thu, 20 Apr 2000, Chris D'Annunzio wrote:
Is there a way to pass data into a SubRequest using the post method?
no, you'll need to use GET and $r-args
which can be made transparent with the module below, provided your code
can deal with post POST and GET requests.
That works
On Tue, 18 Apr 2000, Chris D'Annunzio wrote:
Is there a way to pass data into a SubRequest using the post method?
no, you'll need to use GET and $r-args
which can be made transparent with the module below, provided your code
can deal with post POST and GET requests.
package Apache::POST2GET;
Is there a way to pass data into a SubRequest using the post method?
no, you'll need to use GET and $r-args
which can be made transparent with the module below, provided your code
can deal with post POST and GET requests.
That works great if the Content-Type of the POST is
Is there a way to pass data into a SubRequest using
the post method?
I'm sure there's something I'm missing ... here's
what I have so far:
Insidethe content handler of my priamary
request I can create a subrequest using
my $subr =
$r-lookup_uri($uri);
I realize that I can set various
