On main Developer's manual, under Examples and Recommended usage:
% my $ua = $r->header_in('User-Agent');
% if ($ua =~ /msie/i) {
Welcome, Internet Explorer users
...
% } elsif ($ua =~ /mozilla/i) {
Welcome, Netscape users
...
% }
Apache2::RequestRec does not have a header_in() method. It's headers_in() -->
(notice the s on headers). Also it appears to be returning an APR::Table
object. so 'User-Agent' passed in that way shouldn't yield anything.
Not sure if the case is different for mod_perl/Apache 1.x branch. I though this
clarification could be useful on the current documentation for people
developing on 2.x Apache branch.
Thanks.
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