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List:       apache-modperl
Subject:    Re: Embperl memory pb (?)
From:       "G.Richter" <richter () ecos ! de>
Date:       1999-05-31 14:01:28
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>  meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=windows-1250">

I guess the above line is the problem. Some browser don't like it i the http
say content-type = text/html and the meta http-equiv add an charset. Newer
versions of Embperl handles this correctly, by scanning for such meta tags
and adding the charset to the http headers.

If you delete this line, does this change anything?

>  meta http-equiv="Expires" content="now">

You don't need this line, Embperl output always Expires now.

>
> > BTW Embperl 1.2bx has some nice faetures to save your persitent stuff,
so
> > you don't need to worry about it
>
> It really looks cool, but I still feel I don't like cookies...
url-rewriting
> version planned?

I have this in mind, but I can't tell you when.

> And even if I went the cookies way, I want to give the user possibility
to,
> say, change
> browser or move to other computer and still be able to use his personal
data
> and I don't
> see how to add this feature to the %udat-based implementation.
>

Yes, you can't do this with cookies.


> And before I forget, Gerald, Embperl is way too cool and we're slowly
moving
> all
> of our projects to it. Thanks for good work.
>

Thanks

Gerald

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