On Friday 10 January 2003 16:16, J�rg Walter wrote:
> sub password_matches__true___open {
> sub password_matches__true {
> auth:true, obviously. Btw, in "password_matches__true___open" that's
> one underscore for the "-" in "password-matches", two underscores for
> matching auth:true only below auth:password-matches, and then three
> to specify the open-event.
Uh, I'm quite confused now... :-) This is supposed to be the other way
around, isn't it...? That you have ___ for true, and __ for open...?
You see, the really weird thing is that I could swear it worked _once_
with having it the other way around (like you wrote), but after that
single time, I got errors like this:
[Sun Jan 12 18:37:16 2003] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] [AxKit]
[Backtrace] Parse of '/var/www/passwdtest.xsp' failed: invalid tag:
true (namespace: http://www.creITve.de/2002/XSP/Auth, package
AxKit::XSP::Auth::Handlers, parents password-matches, password-matches)
at /usr/lib/perl5/Apache/AxKit/Language/XSP/SimpleTaglib.pm line 450,
<_GEN_3> line 1.
But I may have been hallusinating... :-)
Anyway, the style cache is also confusing me. Sometimes, when I'm having
trouble and nothing seems to go my way, I get this feeling that things
are pulled from cache rather than from my new changes. For example,
I've had times where I get 500-errors when I hit reload, but the 6th
time I hit reload, I get the XSP-page unprocessed... How can I control
the style cache? Is there any way I can disable it entirely (obviously,
it is a great feature that will be of great importance when I go to
production, but now it is mostly giving me headaches...) I've symlinked
..xmlstyle/ to /dev/null, but that may have side-effects, I guess.
Cheers,
Kjetil
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