Terrence Brannon wrote:
> *** I plan to fix this my using the created $dbh in DoTest()
> throughout test.pl instead of passing $DSN to each independent
> Search() call, but thought I would report this.
$DSN is intentionaly passed to every Search. This normaly causes to have not
only one database c
Hi Gerald,
thank you for your response.
Gerald Richter wrote:
Perl itself has some trouble with your $$searchdata.
Hmm, is there any way I can find out which part of perl (short of
recompiling perl with debugging turned on)?
This maybe a result of
using [* *], because [* *] is experimental in
*** I plan to fix this my using the created $dbh in DoTest() throughout
test.pl instead of passing $DSN to each independent Search() call, but
thought I would report this. I am further down in the test suite,
getting it to truly pass for DBD::Pg, and have run across this error:
Select dbixrs2.n
>
> I have an authenticated session for a browser window that is
> navigating the site built with Embperl::Object. I would like to use
> a popup browser window for a helper "applet". I would like to have
> the popup window safely share the session with the parent window.
> Not sure how to do that
> $set6 -> Search ({"+$t0\lid|$t0\laddon" => "6\tit",
> "$t0\lname" => 'Fourth Name',
> "\*$t0\lid" => '>',
> "\*$t0\laddon"=> '<>',
> "\*$t0\lname"
I'm looking for some advice on how to do the following:
I have an authenticated session for a browser window that is navigating the
site built with Embperl::Object. I would like to use a popup browser window
for a helper "applet". I would like to have the popup window safely share
the session wi
Before applying any of the patches that have been emailed to the embperl
list,
I thought I would first make sure that the test suite passed.
I could not use Angus Lees' "patches" for the test suite because most of
them
simply skipped the test when $Driver eg 'Pg'.
This is a rather difficult thi
Another way.
[- $fdat{'test'} =
'http://www.gossamer-threads.com/archive/mod_perl_C1/embperl_F6/Quotes_in' -]
Rado.
On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 10:36:47 +0100
"Vijaya Dasari" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have problem in escaping data from the value attribute of the
> tag.
>
> I have
Hi,
I compiled the Embperl by copying epchar.c.min as epchar.c. make was
fine with little warnings..
Config.c: In function `XS_Embperl__Component__Config_expires_func':
Config.c:609: warning: assignment from incompatible pointer type
Config.c: In function `XS_Embperl__Component__Config_cache_key_
>
> The variable is set in the http.conf file as
> PerlSetEnv EMBPERL_ESCMODE 0
>
If you turn escaping off, then you don't need to wonder about that it is
turned off :-)
If you send out utf8 data, recompile Embperl and copy epchar.c.min to
epchar.c before. This will avoid escaping character above
Hi,
The variable is set in the http.conf file as
PerlSetEnv EMBPERL_ESCMODE 0
I tried printing the value of ESCMODE, this is fine, it is shown as we
set in the conf file.
And I tried setting $escmode=1 locally at the time of form generation.
The encoding of the double quotes works fine, but the
>
> I have problem in escaping data from the value attribute of the
> tag.
>
> I have some thing like this
>
>
>
> if the $elevalue value contains any double quotes then the data is
> shown properly in the form.
>
Do you set $escmode or EMbperl_ESCMODE somewhere?
To be sure you can print out th
Hi,
I have problem in escaping data from the value attribute of the
tag.
I have some thing like this
if the $elevalue value contains any double quotes then the data is shown
properly in the form.
I saw some similar problem in the discussion at
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/archive/mod_per
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