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Hi,
I don't know perl well enough to figure this out, but there's prolly a super
simple answer.. I've got a perl CGI script using CGI.pm:
[code]
use CGI;
my $q, $c;
$q = new CGI;
$c{'old'} = fetch CGI::Cookie;
<does some manipulations on the cookies>
print $q->header(
-type => 'text/html',
-charset => 'iso-8859-1',
-expires => 'now',
-cookie => $c{'old'}
);
[/code]
Of course, that code does not work.. the line sent ends up looking like:
Set-Cookie: HASH(0x...)
I understand what the problem is.. The variable is a hashref.. The problem
is, I can't figure out what exactly the $q->header expects for the -cookie
line, or how to coerce the cookies data into what's expected. The CGI.pm
docs seem to indicate it expects either a CGI::Cookie object or an arrayref
of CGI:Cookie objects (-cookie => [ $cookie1, $cookie2 ]), but I can't do that
as I don't know ahead of time how many cookies, or cookie variables I'll
need.
I even tried iterating thru each cookie, pushing it onto array to pass on, but
that lead to even weirder results and errors.. The only thing I haven't done
(and want to avoid--perl programmers are supposed to be LAZY, right? ;-P)
is manually walking the cookies and re-creating each one from scratch.
What should I do? I've run outta things to try..
Cas
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