On Tue, 5 Dec 2006, Oliver Jeeves wrote:
> Forgive me if I'm wrong, but doesn't mod_perl buffer output, and
> therefore allows you to mix-and-match when you output content and headers?
To some extent, yes, but notice that the sample code explicitly calls
flush_buffer to output the buffer BEFORE it calls redirect which sets the
header.
<%perl>
if( $m->session->{isplaying} == 1 ) {
$m->flush_buffer();
$m->redirect('next_image.html');
}
</%perl>
I suspect that removing the flush_buffer will fix the problems.
AFAIK browsers never show content from a redirect unless something goes
horribly wrong.
~ John Williams
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