I have a page which has default content and methods, which sometimes
need overriding. So, I have an autohandler with the default methods
and a dhandler (empty) to trigger the autohandler methods. This is
all fine and clear, when I'm calling a given page directly with a URL.
The problem comes when another page wants to call one of these
methods, and I still want the dhandler mechanism to work. $m->subexec
isn't exactly like $m->comp, in the sense that $m->subexec
('component:method_name') seems to execute all of 'component', and
not just the method.
What I've found to work is:
my $subreq = $m->make_subrequest(comp=>'component');
$subreq->comp('REQUEST:method_name'); # The REQUEST here is
relative to the subrequest
But after seeing task #294 on the TODO list and some discussion about
making $m->subexec('component:method_name') work, I now have some
doubts as to how come my solution seems to work, while making subexec
work on method calls seemed so problematic (being slated for release
1.4x, if at all). Am I doing something that works but may not in the
future?
Any feedback welcome,
Mike
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