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Posted to embperl@perl.apache.org by Hans de Groot <ha...@dandy.nl> on 2003/09/12 18:08:44 UTC
fdat only accepts data once.
Hi does anyone have any clue why my fdat behaves so weird
I can send dat via GET (index.html?action=thisisavalue)
my script takes this data and prints it to the screen
only the next time I send data (index.html?action=somethingelse)
fdat still holds the old data!!!!!
but when I loop through the fdat hash it suddenly shows properly!
this is my script:
--
$action=$fdat{action};
$output='';
$output.="action is $action <br> en f ".$fdat{action};
$rr.="<HR>";
foreach $key (keys %fdat) {
$rr.=<<EOT;
key : $key = value: $fdat{$key} .<br>
EOT
}
*]
[+$output+]
<hr>
<br>
[+$rr+]
----
this is the output: (I send the value 'vrouw' first than again with value 'hond'
---
action is vrouw
en f vrouw
key : action = value: hond .
---
I use windows 20000 Apache/1.3.27 (Win32) mod_perl/1.28_01-dev and embperl
1.3.4 (is there a newer version for win32 I got it via ppm) and perl, v5.6.1
built for MSWin32-x86-multi-thread
Does anyone have any clues? Coz this is really weird to me.
help
Met vriendelijke groet,
Hans de Groot
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Re: fdat only accepts data once.
Posted by Kee Hinckley <na...@somewhere.com>.
At 6:08 PM +0200 9/12/03, Hans de Groot wrote:
>Hi does anyone have any clue why my fdat behaves so weird
>
>I can send dat via GET (index.html?action=thisisavalue)
>
>my script takes this data and prints it to the screen
>
>only the next time I send data (index.html?action=somethingelse)
>
>fdat still holds the old data!!!!!
Check your logs and see if the page is really being loaded the second
time. You might have a browser or proxy that is being too smart and
caching the result.
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