Hi, running the lastest Mason under Apache and mod_perl. Just a quick
performance/efficiency question.
I've started to make very frequent use of the $m->redirect call, in fact
pretty much every time a client submits a web form: Pages with forms
point/submit to themselves, validation is performed in the <%init>, and if
no errors need to be displayed, a $m->redirect is performed to take the user
to a "submission successful" page. Part of the reason I prefer using a full
redirect (as opposed to just a component call for output) is that a
subsequent browser refresh won't result in the form being resubmitted.
This is a relatively large website, including over a hundred pages of
various forms that are being handled like this. Is there a
performance-related reason not to handle forms like this? Is there a large
amount of overhead associated with $m->redirect, etc? Any other
comments/suggestions appreciated. Thanks!
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