On Oct 23, 2006, at 2:31 PM, Michael Peters wrote:
This is because your are confusing HTTP status codes and Apache
constants. They
are not the same. Apache2::Const::OK (which is what handlers
return) is
different from Apache2::Const::HTTP_OK (which is what the browser
eventually gets).
mod_perl 1 tried to make it easy by translating a '200' that was
returned by a
handler into a '0', but it was really just covering mistakes by
developers (me
included).
a ha! awesome. i so didn't realize that.
i'll die into the ^HTTP_ section of the docs and update all my code
// Jonathan Vanasco
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