I have a website which uses autohandlers for formatting.
I have a dhandler buried three directories down.
Most of the time the dhandler renders content which wants to be wrapped.
Occasionally it needs to send a file.
To achieve this I wanted to do something like:
$r->conent_type('application/excel');
$m->clear_buffer;
print $content;
$m->flush_buffer;
return $m->abort(200);
( or some such )
The content type would force it to be downloaded by the browser.
This worked fine until I realised I was throwing the wrapped content at
them.
( at which point I started to play with clearing and flushing the buffer and
aborting )
Is there a way of doing this I'm missing?
I'm considering having the top autohandler call
$m->scall_method('dont_wrap') and return $m->request_comp if it returns
true, but that's intrusive and not nice.
Anyone got any other ideas?
(Catalyst isn't an option, too much of a change. I'm very pro catalyst, as
many of you know)
Gareth Kirwan
Programming & Development,
Thermeon Europe Ltd,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tel: +44 (0) 1293 864 303
Thermeon Europe e-Card: gbjk
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