I experienced some weird behavior with [! !] before. Here is my
theory: The [! !] blocks are executed once per apache child, which
means that if you change the files/routines then you need to restart
the server to force all the children to re-read the files/routines.
I was developing a page once and if you hit refresh multiple times
you could get completely different content depending on which apache
child served the request. See if issuing a graceful restart solves
the problem.
Then again, I could be way off base here....
-Derrick
On Dec 14, 2005, at 9:40 AM, Wilde, Donald wrote:
I was using [! !] to load my modules, and I added my subroutines in
there as well. However, I've discovered that that does not work. My
subroutines (particularly sorts) sometimes work and sometimes don't,
producing very strange behavior. There are no errors, but sometimes my
$row-created <SELECT>s
go back to sorting alphabetically.
On another note, $row and $col have (in 1.3.6) very limited maximum
values. Is that modifiable behavior?
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Don Wilde Org 01737 505-844-1126
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Evan Davis
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