[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
>> Don't forget you can use $m->notes(...) to store variables and objects
>> for each request instance.
>
> That's great !
Argh, talked too fast :-(
Now I have another very strange behaviour : depending
on ???? I get different results :
With the following code, $m->notes('PUBLIC_MAILROOT') is
empty and the directory is not created :
if (! $codemail) {
mkdir($m->notes('PUBLIC_MAILROOT')."/$idmail");
}
With this code, it *sometimes* works as expected :
push (@out,$m->notes('PUBLIC_MAILROOT'));
if (! $codemail) {
mkdir($m->notes('PUBLIC_MAILROOT')."/$idmail");
}
I declare my constant in the only autohandler :
<%once>
use DBI;
use DBD::Pg;
my $dbh;
$m->notes('PUBLIC_MAILROOT' => '/var/www/sites/semi/dlm');
</%once>
Is it normal that if I mispell PUBLIC_MAILROOT I don't get an error ?
(I'm with the default strict pragma).
Why is this $m->notes() sometimes filled and sometimes not ?
I'm going crazy...
--
Jean-Christophe Boggio
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