Executing page under Embperl Object just like it was called by browser?

[Scott Chapman <sc...@mischko.com>]

Hi!

I have a situation where users come to one page and are then redirected to 
another page.  

I don't want users to ever see the URL for the second page so I want the 
EmbPerl environment to Execute the second page rather than redirect to it.  
However I want the "req" to be available to be shifted in also on this second 
page.  How do I craft a Execute statement that will do this correctly?

I haven't worked with Execute yet.  I also want to pass variables in a hash to 
the secondary.  How do I do that also?

Thanks!
Scott

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Re: Executing page under Embperl Object just like it was called by browser?

[Gerald Richter <ri...@ecos.de>]

Hi!
>
> I have a situation where users come to one page and are then redirected to
> another page.
>
> I don't want users to ever see the URL for the second page so I want the
> EmbPerl environment to Execute the second page rather than redirect to it.
> However I want the "req" to be available to be shifted in also on this
second
> page.  How do I craft a Execute statement that will do this correctly?
>

The Embperl request object is always passed as first argument to every file
you execute, so you don't have to do anything special.

> I haven't worked with Execute yet.  I also want to pass variables in a
hash to
> the secondary.  How do I do that also?
>

Just pass them to Execute e.g.

Execute ('newpage.epl', \%hashdata) ;

and in the page you can access the hashref via $param[0]

Gerald


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