This may be obvious, however note that calling $req->param will invoke
the input filters, should have have any configured.
On 10/21/2009 06:12 PM, nmittal wrote:
Hi I am using Apache2.2 and mod_perl. I have a login page that POSTs to an
authentication script.
User(or email):
It seems like your libapreq install is broken or something. Did it pass
all the tests when you built it?
Adam
nmittal wrote:
I have tried that but it still doesnt work. I even tried to POST an empty
form (with no GET or POST params) with same results
Michael Peters wrote:
On 10/21/2009 06:
I have tried that but it still doesnt work. I even tried to POST an empty
form (with no GET or POST params) with same results
Michael Peters wrote:
>
> On 10/21/2009 06:12 PM, nmittal wrote:
>> Hi I am using Apache2.2 and mod_perl. I have a login page that POSTs to
>> an
>> authentication scrip
On 10/21/2009 06:12 PM, nmittal wrote:
Hi I am using Apache2.2 and mod_perl. I have a login page that POSTs to an
authentication script.
Try not mixing GET and POST parameters. Put that sid as a hidden input
in the form instead of a GET parameter on the query string? Technically
you're not s
