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I'm running into a problem where our app is using one-time
authentication tokens. When you login, the app gives you a token (in the
form of MD5 string in a cookie). When you make your next page request,
you pass the token to the app which invalidates the token (in the
database),
Quoting Jason Purdy [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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I'm trying to understand the Session.pm module/plug-in and the
documentation isn't helping me understand (that serves as a reflection
on me, unfortunately -- not the docs ;)).
Hi Jason,
doc patches are
Quoting Tim Howell [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Do any of you ever create applications that present forms to a user
based on information entered by a different level of user? For example,
in an event registration system I'm writing, a user is required to enter
different information when registering
On 2004-08-27, Kinyon, Rob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is this possible to do with C::A?
If it's possible to do with a CGI script, it's possible to with C::A.
Mark
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http://mark.stosberg.com/
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On 2004-08-25, Bill Catlan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It just adds a research layer for plugin developers if
they wanted to be duly diligent about not naming their
exported methods the same as someone else.
I would suspect that research like this would be done as the author
searched for prior
On 2004-08-27, Kinyon, Rob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I apologize for sending the patch in the wrong format. Future patches
will most certainly be sent the right way. Thanks for the tip!
I wouldn't say it was wrong, just less preferable. :) If you don't
receive and process many patches, it's
Cees Hek wrote:
Quoting Tim Howell [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Do any of you ever create applications that present forms to a user
based on information entered by a different level of user? For example,
in an event registration system I'm writing, a user is required to enter
different information when
