On Jun 24, [EMAIL PROTECTED] contorted a few electrons to say...
Philip> Sometimes, I write a script that goes like this:
Philip>
Philip> <html>
Philip> <head>
Philip> <title>...</title>
Philip> </head>
Philip> <body>
Philip> (a little text here)
Philip> <%
Philip> if (some condition) {
Philip> $Response->Redirect('some url');
Philip> }
Philip> %> ...
Philip>
Philip> When the Redirect path is taken, am I making Apache::ASP do wasted work in
Philip> writing out that text and then clearing the buffer again? If yes, is this
Philip> significant? (I noticed that PHP is not so nice if I try to do something
Philip> similar; it'll just complain that headers have already been sent out.)
although you may not care about this, one difference
between Apache::ASP and PerlScript is that
under PerlScript code after the $Response->Redirect is
executed unless you add
if (some condition) {
$Response->Redirect('some url');
+ $Response->End();
+ exit(0);
}
jr
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