> I looked in the docs and found a reference to a runtime option that
allowed
> mod_perl to redirect to a custom error page, but didn't notice any mention
> of how to do that in the CGI version...
>
> How is the best way to implement an overall error page that override's
> Embperl's and shows up
>
> BTW, I was reading through that section once you pointed it out. With this
> example,
> ---Quote---
> Select Tag
>
>
> If you request this document with list.htm?SEL1=x
> you can specify that the element which has a value
> of x is initially selected
>
>
>
>
> [+ $k[$ro
I looked in the docs and found a reference to a runtime option that allowed
mod_perl to redirect to a custom error page, but didn't notice any mention
of how to do that in the CGI version...
How is the best way to implement an overall error page that override's
Embperl's and shows up for even th
At 09:53 PM 8/7/2000 +0200, Gerald Richter wrote:
>
How can pass the post data to next handler without
>problems to next handler ?
One solution would be to put them in a global or in $r -> pnotes and
get
them from there in your page. Addionaly set optDisableFormData = 256
so
Embperl wil
> How can pass the post data to next handler without
>problems to next handler ?
One solution would be to put them in a global or in $r -> pnotes and get
them from there in your page. Addionaly set optDisableFormData = 256 so
Embperl will not reread the formdata. You also may setup the
> I noticed a functionality of Embperl just now that I wasn't aware of. My
> code looks more or less like this:
>
> $fdat{uid} = 113;
>
>
> resulting in this HTML source:
>
>
>
> I went back and checked the %fdat docs, but couldn't find any mention of
> this behavior. Should it be in there, or w
hi,
>
> my little question is: once I've used Execute to importe a set of subs
> (from an Embperl page with [$sub$] tags) into the current namespace, do
> these subs get cleaned up or do they persist?
>
> I read the man pages through adn through and could not find any hint.
>
sub's are never
> that did it! :-) i just needed the "\r"...what's that character??
>
it's called "carridge return"
Gerald
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Internetconnect * Webserver/-design/-datenbanken * Consulting
> I got EMbperl to compile. It when I did make test, everything went great.
> OK's down the line. I set up apache with:
>
>
> SetHandler perl-script
> PerlHandler HTML::Embperl
>
>
> This is what apache says:
>
>
> [10843]ERR: 25: Line 1: Error
> [Sat Aug 5 16:10:00 2000] [notice] Apache/1.3.9
> > > Try this page:
> > > http://www.secure-encrypted.net/bowenwhite/orders/index.ehtml
> > >
> >
> > 404 NOT_FOUND
>
> I was messing with the config after I sent that, so that link works
now...I
> think I've fixed the problem though...
>
Yes, but it get's an internal server error. Something wit
I noticed a functionality of Embperl just now that I wasn't aware of. My
code looks more or less like this:
$fdat{uid} = 113;
resulting in this HTML source:
I went back and checked the %fdat docs, but couldn't find any mention of
this behavior. Should it be in there, or what?
Thanks,
Jack C
hi,
my little question is: once I've used Execute to importe a set of subs
(from an Embperl page with [$sub$] tags) into the current namespace, do
these subs get cleaned up or do they persist?
I read the man pages through adn through and could not find any hint.
TIA
m
that did it! :-) i just needed the "\r"...what's that character??
Jon Brisbin
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From: Sherwin Daganato <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, August 07, 2000 4:30 AM
Subject: Re: multiple records from a textarea
> how about...
how about...
[$ foreach $n ( split(/\r\n/, $fdat{items}) ) $]
do something with $n...
[$ endforeach $]
sherwin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>How would be the best way to use DBIx::Recordset to insert multiple
>records
>of data like such:
>
>I have a textarea that will contain a list of items, one
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