Hello Clint,
Yes, it is intended behaviour.
thank you for clarifying this.
What I do is keep all of my content in a single variable, and once pretty much everything that could die has finished, I $r->print($content) as the last action by my handler.
All the previous code is wrapped in an eval, so I can catch any die's and send a custom error page instead of $content.
That sounds like a really good way to do it; I was thinking of doing it like that too. Combining this with a good exception handling module will allow for some helpful and more specific error pages.
Also, have a read of these docs: http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/user/coding/coding.html#Integration_with_Apache_Issues
Thanks for the link, I've had a read of it and most of the other documentation on the site. It's good that there's quite a bit of detailed documentation for mod_perl. Best Regards, Christian
