Yep. That does it. Thanks.
-mp
ps. If the powers-that-be have a slightly less verbose way to stop
processing from within a child script, if you could let the list know, that
would be cool.
At 10:25 AM 2/28/01, Neil Gunton wrote:
> > My login testing occurs from within an .epl page that is invoked by Execute
> > from within another .epl file.
> >
> > main.epl
> > Execute( logintest.epl)
> > <code>
> > Execute(sidenav.epl)
> > <code>
> >
> > When I call exit(), the logintest.epl exits but main.epl and the rest of
> > it's children .epl files continue to function.
> > Does that sound like an expected behavior?
>
>I think I experienced the same thing, though I now seem to be able to
>exit from executed pages properly. I am not sure what the official
>behavior is sposed to be. However, in terms of just getting it all to
>work, what you could try is setting a flag in the $req variable which
>gets passed to every page, and then test that variable in main.epl. For
>example:
>
>logintest.epl
>
> # Get the req
> $req = shift;
>
> # Do tests, we decide to exit
> $req->{exit} = 1;
>
>main.epl
> Execute ('logintest.epl');
> $req = shift;
> if ($req->{exit})
> {
> $http_headers_out{'Location'} = "/login/";
> exit();
> }
> Execute ('sidenav.epl');
>
>If you are calling exit() from the main page, it should work.
>
>Hope this helps
>
>-Neil
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