Andrew O'Brien wrote:
%fdat is a global for the life of that request, regardless of which
file is currently executing.
I was worried how called script was executed using Execute('*') in case if
that script has some parameters: my_script.html?action=test&id=2.
Because you cannot do like that
Exec
this is perfectly equivalent to Embperl, just use %fdat as usual
- robert
Michael Stepanov wrote:
Hi,
Recently I've configured Embperl::Object. So, now I'm
trying to move an existing web site from Embperl to
Embperl::Object. I have a question: how can I use
query string?
Imagine, I have a link:
gt; Subject: Embperl::Object and query string
>
> Hi,
>
> Recently I've configured Embperl::Object. So, now I'm
> trying to move an existing web site from Embperl to
> Embperl::Object. I have a question: how can I use
> query string?
> Imagine, I have a link:
>
Hi,
Recently I've configured Embperl::Object. So, now I'm
trying to move an existing web site from Embperl to
Embperl::Object. I have a question: how can I use
query string?
Imagine, I have a link:
Test
When I press that link script my_link.html will be
called inside base.epl. But how about quer
