I need to add a file upload with a progress bar page to my
website that I developed with Mason. I am already have standard file upload
working that I implemented with mason.
I found couple perl cgi scripts that provide a file uploads
with progress bar. This scripts all seem to use callback hook function my $q
= new CGI (\&hook); sub hook{ my ($filename,$buffer,$bytes_read,$file) = @_;
...}; This works great in CGI. However, The problem is that mason
page/component does not seem to execute unitl after the file upload transfer
process has completed. So, the hook function will not work. Is there a way
to turn off this capablity? Where is the file upload process handle and
execute within mason?
Mason seems to wait until the file upload process is complete
before the call the component/page. Where does this all take place and is there
a way to change it? I think it makes sense to update source code to handle
this type of transacts.
Scott
732-300-9956
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