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Dan Horne wrote:
| Hi all
|
| I've started upgrading some of my code to use the cgiapp plugin modules
| rather than the the underlying modules directly - I like the lazy loading of
| the plugins - great stuff. So far, I'm using CGI::Application::Plugin::DBH,
| CGI::Application::Plugin::ConfigAuto and
| CGI::Application::Plugin::ValidateRM. Next on the list was to replace
| CGI::Session with CGI::Application::Plugin::Session
|
| Now, following the documentation didn't seem to work for me. One thing to
| note is that I usually develop on Windows, so the default config (files
| written to /tmp) needed to be replaced with an explicit config. That's fine
| - it's the price I pay for prefering Windows as my development environment.
|
| However, even with the config set, the session was not working. The
| documentation states the config should be
|
| $self->session_config(
| CGI_SESSION_OPTIONS =>
| [ "driver:File", $self->query, { Directory => 'c:/temp' } ],
| COOKIE_PARAMS => { -expires => '+1h', },
| SEND_COOKIE => 1,
| );
Dan,
is it possible that you 'use' CGI::Application::Session twice, i.e. in your main
module and in another one that is loaded from this main module?
I do vaguely remember that I had a problem similar to this which was caused by
double inclusion of C::A::S - I thought this was necessary as I wanted to use
C::A::S methods in my subordinated module.
Unfortunately have no explanation for this behaviour, but if you find this to be
~ the reason for your problem too it could be mentionened in the docs.
Kind regards
Markus
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