- I assume you are using ValidateRM. There's an option to pass
arguments to HTML::FillINForm. Sounds like you need
'ignore_fields' there. More details in the FiF docs.
Thanks, Mark. Works perfectly - I should have found this myself.
Mike
Mark Stosberg wrote:
Michael,
First, thanks for picking up the torch of implementation on this.
No problem. I'm just trying to finalize the API and haven't actually started the
implementation yet, so you might want to wait to thank me :)
:app - will be converted into the module name using
Michael Graham wrote:
This looks great! I like the lower case params.
that seems to be the general consensus, so that's probably the way it'll go.
I'm also thinking about adding the rule that
module-name
would become
ModuleName
I like this a lot, too.
I think it covers the last
Hello.
I already have those pragmas inside templates - as meta tags. So it's not
browsers fault.
But I doubpt that proxy parses html - adding that to header should do the trick
as this
Free Proxy claims that it folows some RFC regulation related to
caching/proxying.
Thanks.
- Original
On 2005-12-15, Michael Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As long as no one has underscores in their module names, we're safe.
That could be worked around if it comes up.
That's a pretty rare case, but right now, the user can just override
get_module_name(). I don't plan on taking this method
I do the following:
use POSIX qw( strftime );
$self-header_add(
# date in the past
-expires = 'Sat, 26 Jul 1997 05:00:00 GMT',
# always modified
-Last_Modified = strftime('%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S GMT', gmtime),
# HTTP/1.0
-Pragma
Just started working with CGI::Application::Plugin::Session and am
confused about a few things:
1) I'm used to CGI::Session, where I have to assign a cookie name and the
deal with a session id generated by C::S and written into the cookie. How
is the session id and cookie name handled in
