>>Yet another solution would be to use this:
>>
>>PerlSetVar Foo "first line"
>>PerlAddVar Foo "second line"
>>PerlAddVar Foo "third line"
>>
>>Or you can use the hack suggested by Steven.
>>
>
> Interesting. It hadn't occurred to me that mod_perl would simply
> append the values if Foo had sev
On 10/28/01 01:15 PM, Stas Bekman sat at the `puter and typed:
> Louis LeBlanc wrote:
>
> > Hey all. I don't know how many people are lurking here, since the
> > list seems to be very light traffic (the lightest of 8 I sub to), but
>
>
> That's because mod_perl has no bugs :) so we talk about
Louis LeBlanc wrote:
> Hey all. I don't know how many people are lurking here, since the
> list seems to be very light traffic (the lightest of 8 I sub to), but
That's because mod_perl has no bugs :) so we talk about the weather mostly.
> I have a question regarding PerlSetVar and strings.
>
On 10/27/01 12:01 PM, Steven Lembark sat at the `puter and typed:
> > . . .
>
> Quick hack for the moment:
>
> PerlSetVar Blah "A long line withHTMLBreaks In It";
>
> that or set the thing and use:
>
> s//\n/gs;
>
> somewhere in the code.
Pretty cool. I am already doing a hash subst
-- Louis LeBlanc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hey all. I don't know how many people are lurking here, since the
> list seems to be very light traffic (the lightest of 8 I sub to), but
> I have a question regarding PerlSetVar and strings.
>
> Here is what I'm trying to do:
> In httpd.conf:
>
> . .
Hey all. I don't know how many people are lurking here, since the
list seems to be very light traffic (the lightest of 8 I sub to), but
I have a question regarding PerlSetVar and strings.
Here is what I'm trying to do:
In httpd.conf:
. . .
PerlSetVar MailMsg "Access Report \
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