On 2 Aug 2001, ap wrote:
> Thank you for the quick reply and the version 2.21! I installed it,
> but semicolons still don't work. I looked a little at the ASP.pm code
> and compared the version 0.09 to version 2.21. I may be completely
> wrong, but it looked to me that in version 0.09, you used t
Philip Mak wrote:
>
> Probably, although I haven't actually looked at the code so I'm just going
> by what you're saying.
>
> You could change the split statement in your copy of ASP.pm and the
> semicolon will work.
>
The patch that I'm sending him with have a split on ; as well as &
> Using
Hi Joshua!
Thank you for the quick reply and the version 2.21! I installed it, but
semicolons still don't work. I looked a little at the ASP.pm code and compared
the version 0.09 to version 2.21. I may be completely wrong, but it looked to
me that in version 0.09, you used the method parse_params
> You could change the split statement in your copy of ASP.pm and the
> semicolon will work.
The thought struck me, but not understanding the code completely (far from
it!), I hesitated since I wasn't sure if such a change would have other
ramifications. Joshuas patch fixed it however...
> Us
Many thanks Joshua, the latest patch you sent works just fine!
Cheers,
/Anders
On Thu, 02 Aug 2001 15:01:32 -0700, Joshua Chamas said:
> Philip Mak wrote:
> >
> > Probably, although I haven't actually looked at the code so I'm just going
> > by what you're saying.
> >
> > You could cha
ap wrote:
>
> Hello!
>
> I've just upgraded from Apache 1.3.6 with modperl 1.19 and ASP 0.09 -> Apache
> 1.3.20 with modperl 1.25 and ASP 2.15. In my ASP scripts, I've used semicolons
> (;) as parameter separators when I generate query strings with multiple
> parameters; this no longer seems to
