high,
first the versions:
1.3.27 for apache
1.29 for mod_perl
I have a site using like the following
<Location /search>
SetHandle/ perl-script
PerlSetVar Filter On
PerlHandler Apache::CookieSupport Apache::GrepSearch
Apache::HeaderFooterFilter
</Location>
where those files are using
use Apache::Filter;
sub handler {
my $r = shift;
$r = $r->filter_register(); # Required
..........
Now, Apache::CookieSupport gets all the post/get vars because IIRC they disappeared
and otherwise were not visible to GrepSearch
So CookieSupport.pm is very much like
# GrepSearch
$r->notes('query' => CGI::param('query'));
$r->notes('recursivity' => CGI::param('recursivity'));
$r->notes('path' => CGI::param('path'));
query comes from a form submission for searching that directory where the browser is
browsing
and is used in GrepSearch to tell it what to match against like
while (<FILE>) {
if (m/$query/oig) {
$r->log_error("inside file opened, query = $query and line =
$_");
that list line shows (and this is my problem) even if $query prints out to the current
search term, it matches the last one. heres the error log section for that section:
i
[Wed Aug 18 22:53:23 2004] [error] inside file opened, query = what and line =
<dt>GRANT CREATE ON SCHEMA apachelog to mod_log;^M
(what it did was match against "log" which was the previous form submissions's $query.
what can I do?Is there a way to clear the notes object of $query values? is there a
DESTROy function for a notes key? I tried doing
$r->notes->{'query'=>''};
whichdoesnt work. so how can I keep my query object from being tainted by previous
form submission?
joe
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