Stas Bekman wrote:
eps com estem wrote:
Hi, i had already tested the $r->read but it did not work, now i have
found why.
$r->read(my $buffer, $len)
only works if $buffer is a string.
$r->read($ref->{buffer}, $len)
does not work, as $ref->{buffer} is empty. And that was what i was
using, so i thou
eps com estem wrote:
Hi, i had already tested the $r->read but it did not work, now i have found why.
$r->read(my $buffer, $len)
only works if $buffer is a string.
$r->read($ref->{buffer}, $len)
does not work, as $ref->{buffer} is empty. And that was what i was using, so i though a
long time ago it
Hi, i had already tested the $r->read but it did not work, now i have found why.
$r->read(my $buffer, $len)
only works if $buffer is a string.
$r->read($ref->{buffer}, $len)
does not work, as $ref->{buffer} is empty. And that was what i was using, so i though a
long time ago it was some kind of wi
eps com estem wrote:
Hi.
I used to read POST data with the sentence
read (STDIN,$var,$r_headers->{'Content-length'});
When the handler was invoked after submitting the formulary.
But, lately i changed the handler configured in apache.conf by a parsing URI module.
There
i catch the direction of the
Hi.
I used to read POST data with the sentence
read (STDIN,$var,$r_headers->{'Content-length'});
When the handler was invoked after submitting the formulary.
But, lately i changed the handler configured in apache.conf by a parsing URI module.
There
i catch the direction of the form submit and f
