>
> when you create a test form:
>
> <FORM NAME="test" METHOD="POST" ACTION="[+ $req->{self} +]">
> <INPUT NAME="text">
> </FORM>
>
> and you wil test it with this string: 'This <is> a "TEST"'
>
> you will notice that the generated HTML will have bad (unescaped) output
>
For me it gives
value="this <is> a "TEST""
which is quite correcly escaped. Try to print out $escmode e.g.
[+ $escmode +]
and check that it is either 3 or 7
>
> ps - in PHP there is a variable $self that holds actual URL, in empberl
> I had to do it myself (from $ENV variables).
> how do YOU do this?
>
When running under mod_perl you can use the Apache object i.e.
$req_rec -> uri
under CGI mode you have to use the enviroment (which works also under
Apache). I have some plans to make a set of methods that delivers such
values independedly if you are running under mod_perl or CGI, but I guess
this will not be in the near future
Gerald
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