So upon further investigation I have found that if I pass fdat into Embperl::Execute , Embperl::fdat is undefined, so I cannot access Embperl::fdat. I have found the correct package to be Embperl::__1::fdat ( or Embperl::__2::fdat depending on the process ). So it appears that Embperl::fdat is not setup if passed to Embperl::Execute. If I use the default Embperl handler Embperl::fdat is defined and can be accessed, along with Embperl::__1::fdat ( or Embperl::__2::fdat ).
If I add the following lines of code to the embperl page to force Embperl::fdat to be defined, the input fields are handled correctly and the checked attribute is automatically added/removed to the checkboxes and radio buttons: my $fdat_string = __PACKAGE__ . '::fdat'; %Embperl::fdat = %$fdat_string; I would prefer to not have to modify every page of my application to add this. Has anyone else noticed this behaviour? Also, can anyone else think of a workaround or another way of fixing this issue. I believe this is a bug with embperl 2.2.0. Thanks, Blayne _____ From: Blayne Bayer Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2007 8:28 AM To: embperl@perl.apache.org Subject: embperl checbox checked attribute not inserted We are using Embperl 2.2.0 , we have a custom Apache Handler which in turn prebuilds fdat and calls Embperl::Execute, passing fdat, I have found that if I pass fdat ( as a hashref ) to Embperl::Execute , the CHECKED attribute is no longer automatically inserted/removed from checkboxes and radio buttons. Has anyone experienced this? And any possible ideas for a workaround? Our handler must pre-build fdat. Blayne Bayer Senior Software Engineer Neopost Loop One 1717 W 6th Street STE 450 Austin, TX 78703 USA +1.512.697.2510 http://www.neopostloopone.com/ http://nls.neopost.com
