Well, apparently I was using the mp1 method to set the stuff in my Fixup
handler... which is the part that is contrary to how the documentation
says it works. Instead of returning an Apache::Table object, it
returns the exact same was as it had in mp1...
sub handler { my $r = shift;
$r->pnotes('key' => "value"); return OK; }
By the documentation I assumed the following was the correct way...
my $atref = $r->pnotes(); $atref->set('key',"value");
it's APR::Table in mp2. Quite a few methods return the same object, which can also be used as a tied hash. It's documented in details here:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/api/APR/Table.html
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