Hello,
When using libwww-perl HTTP::Form object, it could be for managing
automatically forms using programs. A problem appears when using forms which
are handled by JavaScript code to enable or disable some inputs, especially
when the input are disabled by default. Currently using parse method
Andrew Pimlott wrote:
Is there any reason not to normalize the hostname used for looking up
credentials, as passed to UserAgent-credentials?
It would also be terribly useful to allow undef as a wildcard.
Actually, I seem to remember reading some discussion about how to
generalize
Aleksandr Guidrevitch wrote:
We've found that LWP incorrectly handles cookies
containing ';' in the cookie value.
The patch (test case and fix) is attached
Could you point me to a web page that is already sending these kind of cookies?
Does it work under MSIE/Mozilla?
Juan
Hi Juan,
JUANMARCOSMOREN wrote:
Aleksandr Guidrevitch wrote:
We've found that LWP incorrectly handles cookies
containing ';' in the cookie value.
The patch (test case and fix) is attached
Could you point me to a web page that is already sending these kind of cookies?
Does it work under
i have never used cygwin so this might be a stab in the dark, but it
sounds a bit like the same problem originally on mac os x where LWP
tried to install the LWP HEAD over the system HEAD in the exact same
location [i think this was solved by renaming or moving the system HEAD]
are you sure
Aleksandr Guidrevitch wrote:
JUANMARCOSMOREN wrote:
Aleksandr Guidrevitch wrote:
We've found that LWP incorrectly handles cookies
containing ';' in the cookie value.
The patch (test case and fix) is attached
Could you point me to a web page that is already sending these kind of
cookies?