> Thanks, I will check it out. Will this change be integrated into the next
> release of Embperl?
>
Yes, It's already in the cvs
> Btw, when will the next release happen?
>
Should have been happen some weeks ago, but I didn't had enought spare time.
Hopefully I can release b9 at the weekend
Ger
Thanks, I will check it out. Will this change be integrated into the next
release of Embperl?
Btw, when will the next release happen?
Yatin
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> Solution 3: EmbPerl will help me somehow
>
Sorry, but I am not quite understand what's your question? Is it the problem
that it's inside an EmberlObject?
Gerald
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Hi,
>
> $self->AddTag('epimg', ['width', 'height'], ['src'], undef,
> {
> perlcode =>
>'my ($w, $h, $src);
> $w = %&width%;
> $h = %&height%;
> $src = %&src%;
> if (!defined $w && !defined $h) {
> ($w, $h) = my_own_func_to_get_img_d
I would like to serve some pdf documents with Embperl. I don't want Apache
to do it if I can avoid it.
I can't just put "$http_headers_out{'Content-Type'} = 'application/pdf';"
at the top; this is in the middle of an EmbperlObject page that has more
work to do.
Solution 1. Open a window with
