Hey, Jesse,
Sorry if I didn't post the resolution to this, but it seems that it
had to do with my 'use CGI;' in my subclassed module. That must have
created an instance of CGI that masked the one that's instantiated in
CGI::Application.
Thanks!
-E
Jesse Erlbaum: [Wednesday 21-November]:
> Hi Eric --
>
> > It looks like there's a function in CGI.pm called rearrange() that
> > moves the parameters around, and that's where the problem seems to
> > be.
>
> The $CGI::Application->param() method is completely unrelated to the
> $CGI->param() method, other than the fact that they are named the same, and
> they perform somewhat similar functions. I would take a careful look at
> your code and verify that you are actually using the correct object for your
> various calls.
>
> If you want to verify that the system works, run this code:
>
> use CGI::Application;
> my $a = CGI::Application->new();
> $a->param('somekey' => 'someval');
> print "Stored value: '" . $a->param('somekey') . "'\n";
>
>
> If your output shows "someval", then CGI-App is working properly.
>
>
> TTYL,
>
> -Jesse-
>
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