Hello,
If I want to redirect to another screen, is it better to use $m->redirect,
or $m->comp + return ?
Thanks,
Steve
Hello,
If I want to redirect to another screen, is it better to use $m->redirect,
or $m->comp + return ?
Thanks,
Steve
Hello,
If I want to redirect to another screen, is it better to use $m->redirect,
or $m->comp + return ?
We’ve seen some issues with $m->redirect() and some mod_perl servers,
but it’s a cleaner solution that presents the proper URL to the end
user.
if $m->redirect(); $m->abort(); works, then that’s the right solution.
At Friday 6/17/2005 02:54 PM, Jesse Vincent wrote:>On Fri, Jun 17, 2005 at 02:51:45PM -0400, Stephen Turner wrote:
Hello,
If I want to redirect to another screen, is it better to use $m->redirect,
or $m->comp + return ?We’ve seen some issues with $m->redirect() and some mod_perl servers,
but it’s a cleaner solution that presents the proper URL to the end
user.if $m->redirect(); $m->abort(); works, then that’s the right solution.
It seems to work on our setup - thanks.
Steve