> > Can I use send_file together with a template ? Let's say I want to render > > html with an image, > > Serving HTML and image for this HTML-page are 2 separate requests, you > can't send them together. > > Using send_file seems not appropriate, because it sets > Content-disposition-header. Which means: browser downloads a file, but > you want to show it inside HTML. > > I see, that's what I was suspecting.
> > Any other ideas ? > > For example, you may link this images directory symbolically into > session-named directory and use this name as prefix in your template. > This sounds as the solution for me, though it is not that flexible as the before hook. Alternatively I can switch to Dancer 1:) > > Another way (my preference) is to use some Plack middleware for > authorization and use it as gatekeeper which makes sure, that some > directories (or just files) are accessible only to certain (logged in) > users. > I use Dancer2::Plugin::Auth::Extensible and switching to another authentication will make the whole thing more complicated, so for now I'll try to play with symlinks. Thank you for your help.
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