-----Original Message-----
From: Rob Bloodgood
To: Geoffrey Young
Cc: mod_perl
Sent: 6/18/01 8:33 PM
Subject: RE: Adding parameters to a request
[snip]
>
>But I don't know if the above call is "complete" (changes to the
>Apache::Table object reflect in the request).
oh, I see... I don't think I have ever tried to use Apache::Request to set
the values for the current request.
ok, here are a few suggestions (none tested)...
use Apache::Request::instance instead of Apache::Request::new - I assume
that you are setting parameters in your auth handler then reading them again
with Apache::Request. try using instance() to stash $apr away. if your
version doesn't support it, take a look at the code - it's just stashing
$apr into $r->pnotes()
I don't think (off the top of my head, which is frequently wrong :) that you
can use any Apache::Request method to set query string parameters that are
dug out in later phases, since I'll be that Apache::Request goes straight to
r->args in the request_rec. so, try calling $r->args($new_query_string)
instead of using param() to set them...
> Am I supposed to
>re-insert
>the table into the request? None of the following worked:
>
>$apr->args($parms);
>$apr->parms($parms);
>
>and I couldn't figure out how to convince $parms to stringify so that I
>could just assign THAT to $apr->args.
you'll just have to use a $parms->do() loop to concatinate them together I'd
think.
HTH some
--Geoff
