Hi Jackie (again)
Sorry about the glitch, anyway, as I was saying, I would probably add a
global variable to httpd.conf and initialise it from my main autohandler to
some value
eg.
$MyGlobalVar = 1;
then. in the shared module, I'd follow the statements with some condition
like:
print .... if ( not defined $MyGlobalVar);
Jim Rey
On 02/01/07, Jackie Hamilton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have an html file (mason code embedded) that's calling a separate
module, and the module has a bunch of print statements in it. Since the
module is being used by other scripts, I can't remove the print statments,
but I don't want that output to show on the page. I've tried setting up
out_method:
my $blah;
$m->out_method(\$blah);
However this isn't doing the trick - the prints are still showing up on
the page. What am I missing?
Thanks!
-- Jackie Hamilton
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