--- Begin Message ---On 10/13/2009 06:59:58 AM, David Silva wrote:> I'm doing a simple example with mason, where i have a form to login, > i > though i could use dhandler to create(or emulate) a directory with > the > name > of the user that will login Not sure what you have in mind with "emulate". To create, you will have to make sure there is a directory to put the directory in which is chown'd apache.apache. You could use the dhandler, but you might as well just use a normal component. The components do not actually have to output anything at all, you can use them to perform whatever operations and then redirect: $mro->redirect("$ARGS{wherever}"); So for example that could be a component that validates a login, sets stuff up (such as creating files) then redirects to another component that will present content *presuming* everything is set up. I do a lot of AJAX-y stuff, so I actually do not use the auto or dhandler at all (since much of the data should not have any kind of header or wrapping, a la XML). I'm sure some people will disagree, but I think when you are starting out you can kind of "ignore" those features for a while til you get the swing of things.
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