Install libapreq2, which emulates the CGI->param() method. Depending how
refactored your existing codes are, you may not need to rework much.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll admit that I'm a mod_perl newbie. I've always just used plain
ol' CGI scripts in the past. Obviously I have relied's upon CGI's
param() method to get form parameters. Looking around the
documentation, I can see how to do the equivalent using mod_perl, but
nothing with mod_perl 2. In fact, many a google search has suggested
that this is more or less broken in mod_perl 2 and to use CGI.pm
instead. However, before I did this, which I consider to be a kludge,
I figured it would be best to ask the community since I can find
nothing about it on the mod_perl documentation site.
So here's the basic question. What method(s) do I use in standard
mod_perl 2 modules to perform tasks similar to CGI.pm's param() method?
Dan Kelley
Sr. Network Analyst
SSM Health Care, Information Center
(314) 768-5144 / (314) 256-9272
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