On Wed, 5 May 2004, Robert Germic wrote: > Robert wrote: > > > ehm, and one more problem: when I parse query string > > manually, everything seems to work till the line > > $q->Write, tmp file is created but nothing is written... > > but I've been playing way too long with it, maybe I just > > need a break and continue tommorow > > > > Robert wrote: > > > >> |OK, it seems File::Temp| should be used instead of > >> Apache::File. Now, another problem: handler doesn't > >> parse query string args: Right after handler start, I > >> dump $r->args into error log: > >> > >> with apache2 > >> > >> $VAR1 = 'width=90&height=60'; > >> > >> with apache1 > >> > >> $VAR1 = 'width'; > >> $VAR2 = '90'; > >> $VAR3 = 'height'; > >> $VAR4 = '60';
> This seems to be the biggest problem, the rest seems to be > working... Well, nobody comments? Does that mean nobody is > using AIM? It's great to know I'm the only person using > AIM with Embperl2... To parse this in mod_perl 2, you can use $r->Apache::args of Apache::compat in a list context. -- best regards, randy kobes --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
