I've written a simple wireless gateway app using CGI:Application. It
works well and is in limited use internally. One thing stil vexes me.
The login page POSTs to a new URL for authorization check. Depending
on the results, The authcheck routine then redirects to the splash
page or an error
Stephen Carville wrote:
The login page POSTs to a new URL for authorization check. Depending
on the results, The authcheck routine then redirects to the splash
page or an error page. This keeps the history clean but seems to
require I append the ?rm=runmode to the redirect URL.
You could
On Tue, Jun 2, 2009 at 1:49 PM, Michael Peters mpet...@plusthree.com wrote:
You could just not do a redirect (which uses HTTP and makes the browser go
fetch another URL). You could instead just return the run mode you want.
Something like this:
return $ok ? $self-splash : $self-error;
I am using CGI::App in a mod_perl environment. I typically have
run_modes submit back to themselves for validation, etc. If the form
information passes, I return $self-next_run_mode (just an example).
I have made a couple of changes to my previous coding style. First, I
am using path_info
On Jan 7, 2005, at 12:59 PM, Michael Graham wrote:
I am using CGI::App in a mod_perl environment. I typically have
run_modes submit back to themselves for validation, etc. If the form
information passes, I return $self-next_run_mode (just an example).
I have made a couple of changes to my
For an example, I wrote a quick database for gene expression profiles.
We have a quirky access for it (you apply to via email submission
rather than automatic), but it is available. As you can see from the
URL, it is not mod_perl based and has somewhat limited functionality
compared to what
return $cgi_query-redirect(login.pl);
I forget if it is browser or server dependent (browser, I suspect), but
try sending a fully qualified URL (e.g.
http://www.myserver.com/path/login.pl)
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I see two potential problems in your code.
1. Do not use the redirect method of the CGI.pm object from withing
CGI::App to do a redirect. Use something similar to the code below.
$self-header_type( redirect );
$self-header_props( -uri = $redirect_url );
2. Be sure to indicate at least the
