So I put some warns in CGI.pm initialize_globals() to see what the status of
the world and if I iterate through %{$DefaultClass}and I had a cookie, then
$DefaultClass->{'.raw_cookies'} is still hanging around.
I imagine this is why the dosumentation preaches using Apache::Cookie
instead of CGI::C
Darren, Thanks for the quick response.
> Lance Uyehara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said something to this effect on
12/12/2001:
> > I'm using a CGI script which makes a call to raw_cookie(). When
> > I run in CGI mode everything works fine, and the cookie which
> > matches $ENV{HTTP_COOKIE} is returned.
Lance Uyehara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said something to this effect on 12/12/2001:
> I'm using a CGI script which makes a call to raw_cookie(). When
> I run in CGI mode everything works fine, and the cookie which
> matches $ENV{HTTP_COOKIE} is returned.
What version of CGI.pm are you using? CGI.pm g
Hi,
I'm using a CGI script which makes a call to raw_cookie(). When I run in CGI
mode everything works fine, and the cookie which matches $ENV{HTTP_COOKIE}
is returned.
When I run in mod_perl though, a cookie from a previous CGI instance is
returned. I took a look at CGI.pm to see what's going o
