For those of you using path_info parsing to get at run_modes, how do YOU deal with the dynamic run_mode changes? It is easy enough to return $self->other_run_mode, but in the setting of using path_info, that seems contradictory and may even defeat the apache-based authorization concept (if done carelessly). I'm just curious as to what, in practice, people are doing.
Like I mentioned in another thread, I usually put all of my functions that are performed by the same group of users into the same module. That way I know that if I return into another run mode in the same module that the user will have access to it. I don't know if I'm missing the point of your question or not, but this has never been an issue for me.
As a side note, when would you ever have mode1 return mode2 and the user not have permissions to run mode2?
-- Michael Peters Developer Plus Three, LP
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