On 2003-11-02, Mark Fuller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been using cgi::application (and html::template) for the last few days.
Wow, this is the cloest thing to perfection I've seen.
I believe the documentation should note that header_props should be set only
*after* header_type. I was
From: Mark Stosberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I believe your finding is incorrect.
I think you are correct. Now I believe that I overlayed my header_props by
setting one property (a cookie) and then setting it again with the
redirection URL. (I thought that setting the header-type to redirect did it.
On 2003-11-02, Mark Fuller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think you are correct. Now I believe that I overlayed my header_props by
setting one property (a cookie) and then setting it again with the
redirection URL. (I thought that setting the header-type to redirect did it.
But, it looks like it
What's a good way to abort normal processing and display a simple error
message?
For example, let's say I insert a row into a MySQL table and it fails. I
don't want to develop a lot of processing (beyond perhaps sleeping 5 seconds
and trying again) to accomodate this. I just want to display a
For session tracking, I keep the values in a hash and update the table in
the teardown method. I thought this would be a faster way to update the
session-tracking table because, by then, I the runmode would have emitted
its output and the visitor would be receiving the page while the teardown
