Hi,
this looks like I expected it.
It is not a problem of Emperl, but of make test. It's specific to RedHat's
Apache installation, which does not write newlines to the error log, for
which reason the number of error lines is different then make test expects.
Could please try if the following pat
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
> I am getting the [1122538]ERR: : Error (no description)
> Unstrutured forward jump
This error means that something is wrong with the nesting of your tables and
perl code. The example you send looks ok, but the problem might by inside of
displayContent. If you
William Barrett Simms wrote:
> I'm coming across many odd problems with E2.011b.
>
> I'm trying to do this:
>
> [$ foreach $item (keys %fdat) $]
> [+ $item +] : [+ $fdat{$item} +]
> [$ endforeach $]
>
> Pretty simple, eh? However, the tag is only appearing at the
> end of last line instead of eac
>
> Were you able to develop the final solution to this? Is the CGI
> object now available from the request object? If so, would it be in
> the latest distribution kit yet?
>
It's now finaly part of the request object, you can get it via
$epreq -> param -> cgi
Currently it's only in the CVS ve
Gerald;
Were you able to develop the final solution to this? Is the CGI object now
available from the request object? If so, would it be in the latest
distribution kit yet?
Thanks and regards,
Doug Rayner
Senior System Architect
Savicom: Next Generation eMail Marketing
http://www.savicom.net
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Hi
Gerald,
As far
as I know, I am running under mod_perl with no CGI.pm usage (so, there's
SetHandler set to "perl-script" and PerlHandler set to "Embperl"). The
CONTENT_LENGTH is 43. AFAIK, this wasn't a problem for us using Embperl
1.3.x.
Dan
-Original Messag
Hello Dan,
I was the original author of that message.
It turned out that there was a hidden .htaccess file in my /www directory.
In that file, there is a line that forbid submitting by POST. Once a delete
the .htaccess file, POSTing worked again.
I did not put the .htaccess file there -- that'
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> That is not working. It is displaying an error message that
> '../../base.epl file doesn't exist, even though it exists.
> Let me explain you my problem clearly. I have a base.epl file
> at the document root, which has header and footer. And there is
> sub directory insid
Hi,
>
> I've been developing a big project using Embperl as
> tool to build web based user interface. So, I have some
> places where called log-running functions.
> I'd like to show to user some helpful message ('Please wait or
> some progress bar') while those functions don't return result.
> Tha
Title: Message
Hi,
> > I am writing in reference to the problem stated above in some
emails> from early in 2003. The last message I found on the list
was this:>
http://www.ecos.de/~mailarc/embperl/2003-02/msg00022.html >
> What was the resolution to this problem? I seem to be
encounter
Title: Message
Hi
Gerald,
I am writing in
reference to the problem stated above in some emails from early in 2003.
The last message I found on the list was this: http://www.ecos.de/~mailarc/embperl/2003-02/msg00022.html
What was the
resolution to this problem? I seem to be encountering
Derrick Spell wrote:
> I can't get the make test to run correctly. I get the following
> error:
>
Could you run
make test TESTARGS="-h -i"
and send me test/tmp/test.log and test/tmp/httpd.err.log
Which Perl version are you using?
Gerald
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