Re: Cookies ?

> > Is possible check if browser allow cookies when use %udat hash ? > > > How can check if user had accept cookies in Embperl ? > I don't have tested this, but I think the following should work: The first page looks like: [- $udat{test} = 1 ; # redirect to another page to see if the cookie

Re: Redirect w/data

> > instead of redirecting you could call > > Execute({Inputfile => $fdat{ErrorPage}, [@errormessages]}). > > make that > Execute({Inputfile => $fdat{ErrorPage}, param=> [@errormessages]}) > ErrorPage of course needs to render the data in the params passed to it. > Execute($fdat{ErrorPage}, @erro

Re: embperl HTML output not processed as such by browser

> > I'm using embperl to generate a form based on files in a given > directory. The problem is that when I hit my script with > netscape, I see the wanted HTML as ascii text instead of seeing > the rendered form. If I save it as source and reload that > instead (using file:), then I see it corre

Cookies ?

Is possible check if browser allow cookies when use %udat hash ? How can check if user had accept cookies in Embperl ? Thank in advance Mario F. Toro Gerente Desarrollo E-Mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED] Telefono : +(56)-2-2368138 Fax : +(56)-2-2368139 Http://www.DeveTel.cl DeveTel

Re: Redirect w/data

___cliff rayman___ wrote: > instead of redirecting you could call > Execute({Inputfile => $fdat{ErrorPage}, [@errormessages]}). make that Execute({Inputfile => $fdat{ErrorPage}, param=> [@errormessages]}) ErrorPage of course needs to render the data in the params passed to it. > > > Kaare Rasm

Re: Redirect w/data

instead of redirecting you could call Execute({Inputfile => $fdat{ErrorPage}, [@errormessages]}). Kaare Rasmussen wrote: > Hi > > I want to go to another page if some condition arises. I can do this > > [- $http_headers_out{'Location'} = "$fdat{Errorpage}" -] > > But what if I want to pass a var

Re: Embperl+mysql?

Embperl, DBI, mod_perl and PHP don't play together nicely when mod_perl and PHP are built as DSOs. There are namespace issues in some libraries. You'll either need to build one of them staticly or use two seperate apaches and proxypass one to the other. On Mon, 11 Sep 2000, Antti Linno wrote: >

embperl HTML output not processed as such by browser

Okay, I'm getting farther along now. But I still need help from the list... I'm using embperl to generate a form based on files in a given directory. The problem is that when I hit my script with netscape, I see the wanted HTML as ascii text instead of seeing the rendered form. If I save it a

Re: Can't POST to embperl

Matt wrote: > > --cut- > > > > Parsing a form > > > > > > [+ foreach $key (%fdat) { print "$key -> $fdat{$key}\n" } +] > > should that not be foreach $key (keys %fdat)? Yes. *blush* > > > > > > --cut- > mine reads > > SetEnv EMBPERL_DEBUG 2285 > > >

Re: Embperl+mysql?

you may try to preload DBI and DBD::mysql. In your httpd.conf PerlModule DBI PerlModule DBD::mysql this helps sometimes. You may also link mod_perl staticly into Apache and load mod_php as dynamic at runtime Gerald - Gerald Richter

Embperl+mysql?

Hi. I installed Apache_1.3.12, mod_perl-1.23 flexible way, also PHP4 as module. I am using mysql-3.22.32(from source) and postgresql. Also perl modules DBI-1.14, Msql-Mysql-modules-1.2214 . Also HTML-Embperl-1.2.1 . Apache started nice, php test phpinfo() ran too. As its my job to write scripts u