Nice solution! Perfect!
Gareth Kirwan wrote:
The key to this is how the redirect happens.
The HTTP standard is what limits what you can do here.
You should see that there is no provision for what amounts to "posted"
content in a redirect (AFAIK).
This means you need to convert them yourself.
Perhaps mason's redirect could be made to do this, but until it is:
$m->redirect("$url?".join '&', map "$_=$ARGS{$_}", keys %ARGS);
This is limited to just give you an idea. Implement entity encoding
yourself, or ask if you need to.
HTH
Gareth
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Subject: [Mason] Redirect with args
Hello!
I'm trying to redirect to a page and send the existing args
with it, but
when I try, the browser displays nothing. I didn't find
anything in the
error log either.
I looked at the documentation on $m->redirect(), but it only
indicated
that a URL can be passed in. I thought there was a way to
redirect and
pass the args, but I can't remember. I tried:
$m->redirect($url,%ARGS)
but, it didn't work.
Thanks!
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