OK I figured out a way that works. I changed my internal_redirect component
to make a subrequest call and have the subcomponent call
$r->internal_redirect. In this way $r is a Apache2::SubRequest in the
subcomponent. Let me know if this works for you. This is what the code
looks like:
<%init>
my $url = $m->scomp('/lib/url.mhtml', %ARGS);
$m->comp('.internal_redirect', url => $url);
$m->auto_send_headers(0);
$m->clear_buffer;
$m->abort;
</%init>
<%def .internal_redirect>
<%args>
$url
</%args>
<%init>
$r->internal_redirect($url);
</%init>
</%def>
On 12/20/05 6:12 AM, "Scott Lanning" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, 20 Dec 2005, James Messrie wrote:
>> Anytime I access a component that calls $r->internal_redirect, the browser
>> just hangs indefinitely. I know that Apache2::SubRequest now has the
>> internal_redirect method but $r is an Apache2::RequestRec object. How can I
>> get this to work?
>
> I hope you do. I tried porting Bricolage to mod_perl2 but I found
> that happening - it started up, but then... nothing. Maybe something
> like this had something to do with it. Bricolage does a lot of redirecting,
> though not internal_redirect.
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