>
> if(defined
> $tx->res->content->headers->{'headers'}->{'location'}->[0]->[0] and
> $tx->res->content->headers->{'headers'}->{'location'}->[0]->[0] eq
> '/success.html') {
> $jar->extract($tx);
> return
> @{$tx->res->content->headers->{'headers'}->{'set-cookie'}[0]};
>
Since nobody else has brought it up yet, this is horrible. I have no idea
what exactly you're trying to achieve, but there is no chance that this
might be the correct way. In fact, i'm almost certain the way you access
headers is already broken in newer versions of Mojolicious.
--
sebastian
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