> No, something like:
>
> my $rc = HTML::Embperl::Execute({inputfile => $ENV{PATH_TRANSLATED},
> options =>
> HTML::Embperl::optReturnError,
> errors =>
\@errors});
>
Now I've tried this:
use HTML::Embperl;
$out = "";
@errors = [];
my $rc = HTML::Embperl::Execute({inputfile => $ENV{PATH_TRANSLATED},
options => HTML::Embperl::optReturnError,
errors => \@errors,
output => \$out});
if($rc ne 0) {
HTML::Embperl::Execute({inputfile =>
"/usr/www/jbrisbin/finder/htdocs/error.ehtml",
param => \@errors,
output => \$out});
}
print $out;
which I don't like, because nothing gets sent to the browser until the page
is completely done...i'm also wondering if i'll ever get a situation where
it'll print two headers, for example...??
it does still send the email, though...that's good! :-)
Any other suggestions on making the output show up faster while the search
is working??
Jon Brisbin
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