On Friday 31 August 2007 12:47 pm, George Hartzell wrote:
> Graham TerMarsch writes:
> > sub processMypage {
> > my $self = shift;
> > # validate, showing error if invalid
> > my $res = $self->check_rm( 'mypage',
> > { 'required' => [qw( widget )],
> > 'defaults' => {
> > 'widget' => 1,
> > },
> > 'constraint_methods' => {
> > 'widget' => FV_num_int(),
> > },
> > 'msgs' => {
> > 'any_errors' => 'dfv_errors',
> > 'prefix' => 'err_',
> > },
> > } );
> > unless ($res) {
> > return $self->check_rm_error_page();
> > }
> > # data ok, show form again.
> > return $self->showMypage();
> > }
>
> This suffers from the same problem that's been biting me, you've just
> added another level of indirection.
>
> mypage gets called and sees the submit_button
>
> it calls processMypage, which check_rm's, see's the bad value and
> calls check_rm_error_page, which points back to mypage
>
> mypage gets called and sees the submit_button
Sorry, that should've been "showMyPage" in the call to "check_rm()" above.
Switching it to "showMyPage" causes -just- the redisplay of the page, without
the check for 'submit_button' which creates the recursive problem.
--
Graham TerMarsch
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