Gerald Richter wrote:
>
> > Q1: I want to give user a possibility to access his session data even
> > after browser change etc, so I could check username/password and send
> > him back cookie/url with his old session id. How can this be done in
> > Embperl?
> >
> At the moment I don't see a dir
>P.S. The embperl mailing list is the right place to discuss this
Add this to your footer sign, Gerald. :-)
>Could be a problem of your session handler, when no session id is defined,
>but I don't know. Try to set some id in the function:
I did... my class is well tested, I hate these fatal exce
Hello,
>
> seems we 've got the same problem.
> I'm using Perl 5.6.1 and CGI 3.02.
>
...
>If I try to use enctype="multipart/formdata"
>the data the cgi-script receives are empty.
>This does not happen if I try
>enctype="application/x-www-form-urlencoded".
...
> > > ---
> > > Method Not Implemen
>
> my perl exits with fatal exception of reading address 0x
>
Could be a problem of your session handler, when no session id is defined,
but I don't know. Try to set some id in the function:
sub setidfrom
{
$_[0] -> setid (1) ;
}
Gerald
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Hi,
>
> Invalid command 'PerlFixupHandler', perhaps
>...
> PerlFixupHandler is defined in modperl, which should
> be built into Apache. So why is it undefined?
I guess it isn't, but no matter it isn't necessary for make test.
Just comment out or delete all occurences in test/conf/httpd.conf.sr
Hi,
>
> Q1: I want to give user a possibility to access his session data even
> after browser change etc, so I could check username/password and send
> him back cookie/url with his old session id. How can this be done in
> Embperl?
>
At the moment I don't see a direct possibility. You could sto
Hi,
>
>
> Thanks. I managed to run Apache::Reload on my linux box (RH 7.1, Perl5),
but
> on win32 (ActiveState Perl) it won't work. Any ideas?
> I installed Apache::Reload using PPM.
>
I use it on windows too without problems, but I don't use ActiveState Perl.
Normaly this shouldn't make a differ
>Yes, it's new in Apache::SessionX (ftp://ftp.dev.ecos.de/pub/perl/session)
>which is required for Embperl 1.3.4 (unless you have your own handler :-)
>
>If you don't use %mdat, just make it a empty function, if you use %mdat it
>should convert the given string argument to a valid session id and c
Hil,
>
> Embperl 1.4.4_dev-3:
>
> Can't locate object method "setidfrom" via package
"Weber::Session::Embperl"
...
>
> There is no "setidfrom" method in Embperl::Session.
>
Yes, it's new in Apache::SessionX (ftp://ftp.dev.ecos.de/pub/perl/session)
which is required for Embperl 1.3.4 (unless you h
I copied bad piece of code, sorry for this:
>>How do you enable the yellow background? I tried adding 'set bg=dark'
>>and 'set background=dark' to my ~/.vimrc, but no go.
autocmd BufNewFile,BufRead *.epl,*.phtml colorscheme embperl_yellow
ps - I`m not sure if I already reply your question...
>Extremely cool!
:-)
>[$ sub foo $] was a little wonky on the file I tried it on. I saw in one
>of the .vim files that this is a known issue, caused by the perl
>syntaxes.
fixed, check version 1.1 (coming soon)
>Is folding supposed to work for [$ $], [- -], etc?
scheduled for 2.0
>How do you
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