> > > hack around it I suspect you could pull out the POST data, then grab the > > > actual full URL then pass it back through CGI's private methods to grab > > > the data that is there also and combine the two... > > > > If it comes to the point where you need to "hack around" > > CGI.pm, I'd say go > > with your original inclination to just do it yourself. > > Give me one example when you'd need to hack CGI.pm to handle > input that you can't do without hacking it.
Are you asking me? I said, "if it comes to the point that..." However, my example would be, as someone previously mentioned, doing something out-of-spec (assuming of course, there is not a way to solve the issue in-spec). *IF* (please notice the IF) your choice comes down to a convoluted solution with CGI.pm, or just snagging GET and POST on your own, my position is to do it cleanly, and on your own. -Phil -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
