Hi All
I am coding a web application using lots of Perl modules including
Class::DBI, Text::MagicTemplate, CGI::Session and CGI::Application via
ActivePerl v5.8.1.807. My code has to run on both Win2K and WinXP together
with Apache v2.0.48 and mysql. All my responses are generated via
Text::Magi
Hello, All.
I'm Alexey Zaytas.
Just now i've got time to rewrite my mod_perl
application.
And i'll get to onw configuration directives in
httpd.conf, related to my module.
Every parsing methods, such as TAKE1, TAKE2 etc.,
works fine.
But RAW_ARGS i can't take to use.
While i try read config hand
Thanks for the heads up. I'll fix that.
Lincoln
On Saturday 13 December 2003 04:28 pm, Stas Bekman wrote:
> [CC'ing Lincoln on this one]
>
> Chris Ochs wrote:
> > I am using CGI.pm with mod perl, and simply because I hate using
> > $q->param('var') I use $q->import_names('CGI') so I can referenc
I've been recently looking for a telecommute job in order to provide
some Christmas support to my family. Obviously, I tried one ad from the
Perl Telecommuting Job List. Negotiations took not a long time. Full
content is attached. Especially, I would stress the funny way that
Laurie J. Roth - Direc
On Wed, 2003-12-10 at 11:38, Hakan Nilsson wrote:
> Thanks for your input Volker, but we don't care if it is POST or GET that
> is used. Most often we have links like
>
> A link!
>
> which sometimes work and sometimes fails
>
> To you that have the same problem (Jason Chinnes I think it was?):
On Mon, 2003-12-15 at 18:58, Tom Conway wrote:
> I'm using RH8 and have the latest rpm.
> Newer source rpms (non-redhat) won't compile because of dependencies.
Red Hat doesn't support that version anymore, do they? Sounds like you
need to either upgrade, learn how to build your own RPMs, or compi
Tom Conway wrote:
I'm using RH8 and have the latest rpm.
Newer source rpms (non-redhat) won't compile because of dependencies.
Try asking the packagers to make a new rawhide build of mp2. I see that
rpmfind.net has only 1.99_09
ftp://216.254.0.38/linux/rawhide/1.0/SRPMS/mod_perl-1.99_09-10.src.rpm
I'm using RH8 and have the latest rpm.
Newer source rpms (non-redhat) won't compile because of dependencies.
Original Message Follows
From: Stas Bekman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Tom Conway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Data lost when browser refreshed
Date: Mon, 15
On Mon, 2003-12-15 at 16:29, Kevin Old wrote:
> I have concluded that for some weird reason mod_perl
> seems to want to use the unixODBC Driver Manager instead of the iODBC
> Driver Manageris there some environmental variable that can force
> mod_perl to use iODBC?
This really isn't about mod_
Tom Conway wrote:
Unfortunately my RPM install of apache 2.0.40 doesn't support the latest
mod_perl.
It' not really an option right now.
There is not much we can do then. what's the problem to upgrade to the latest
apache rpm?
__
St
Hello everyone,
In a follow up to my post last week ("mod_perl using different ODBC
driver manager") I have concluded that for some weird reason mod_perl
seems to want to use the unixODBC Driver Manager instead of the iODBC
Driver Manageris there some environmental variable that can force
mod_
Unfortunately my RPM install of apache 2.0.40 doesn't support the latest
mod_perl.
It' not really an option right now.
Original Message Follows
From: Stas Bekman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Tom Conway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Data lost when browser refreshed
Date
Tom Conway wrote:
My initial browser-refresh problem was variable scoping and I've worked
that out.
I now have another odd problem.
I have a function that reads params and creates update statements.
Up to 18 lines of 5 elements each posted from a form.
The Code is like...
MyUpdate($dbc,$query)
Thomas Klausner wrote:
Hi!
On Mon, Dec 15, 2003 at 06:22:42PM +0530, nasar.sherieff wrote:
Thanks. I am starting to learn mod_perl. how about "practical mod_perl"
book.
I haven't read it yet (sorry Stas & Eric), but you can find reviews here:
http://books.perl.org/book/175
As mentioned several
Apache::Request is not part mod_perl itself, but sure it is CPAN-Module
take a look there http://search.cpan.org/~joesuf/libapreq-1.3/
Tom
On Mon, 2003-12-15 at 18:45, Chris Ochs wrote:
> Am I nuts or does Apache::Request not exist in mod perl 1.28? I decided to
> get familiar with using content
On Mon, 15 Dec 2003 09:45:21 -0800
"Chris Ochs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Am I nuts or does Apache::Request not exist in mod perl 1.28? I decided to
> get familiar with using content handlers and ditching CGI.pm, but something
> is wrong. Apache::Request doens't exist in my %INC as far as I c
Am I nuts or does Apache::Request not exist in mod perl 1.28? I decided to
get familiar with using content handlers and ditching CGI.pm, but something
is wrong. Apache::Request doens't exist in my %INC as far as I can tell,
it's not in the mod perl dist files as far as I can tell, and it's not a
I'm using POST.
Is the maximum POST/GET differnet for mod_perl vs standard html?
What is the maximum?
I'm using CGI
my($query) = CGI->new() (version 3.0)
I'm sure there are workarounds but I'm more concerned why it doesn't work as
is.
-Tom
Original Message Follows
From: Thomas Schindl <
What submit-method are you using? GET/POST maybe you are exceeding the
GET-Maximum?
What are you using CGI.pm or Apache::Request? You could retrieve params
using @names = $cgi->param().
OT: You could also use placeholders, prepare the query once and execute
it with your data within the loop.
To
My initial browser-refresh problem was variable scoping and I've worked that
out.
I now have another odd problem.
I have a function that reads params and creates update statements.
Up to 18 lines of 5 elements each posted from a form.
The Code is like...
MyUpdate($dbc,$query)
for ($cn
Hi!
On Mon, Dec 15, 2003 at 06:22:42PM +0530, nasar.sherieff wrote:
> Thanks. I am starting to learn mod_perl. how about "practical mod_perl"
> book.
I haven't read it yet (sorry Stas & Eric), but you can find reviews here:
http://books.perl.org/book/175
> Could anybody tell me the advantages o
Thanks. I am starting to learn mod_perl. how about "practical mod_perl"
book.
Could anybody tell me the advantages of mod_perl comparing it with php.
Well i am interested in perl but my management wants a clear explanation.
-- Nasar
Thomas Klausner wrote:
Hi!
On Mon, Dec 15, 2003 at 04:16:28
Hi!
On Mon, Dec 15, 2003 at 04:16:28PM +0530, nasar.sherieff wrote:
> Thanks. my doubt is can't I understand modperl after just learning a
> documentation on cgi. It will safe my time to directly going to modperl.
> how will you justify this.
Developming mod_perl applications is quite differen
Thanks. my doubt is can't I understand modperl after just learning a
documentation on cgi. It will safe my time to directly going to modperl.
how will you justify this.
--nasar
victor wrote:
... IMHO, you should start with CGI.pm, it is simpler to understand
and program.
As you gain your un
... IMHO, you should start with CGI.pm, it is simpler to understand and
program.
As you gain your understanding with perl and CGI, try convert your
program to be mod_perl friendly and then start running your CGI off
mod_perl, and only after you gain some experience running mod_perl would
I sug
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