Well I am in the middle of apache 2-ing my application and
$r->send_http_header does not exist in Apache2::RequestRec so I had to
change it to $r->content_type(...) anyway.
Brett
Jonathan Swartz wrote:
> Yup, obviously caused by this change:
>
> svn log ApacheHandler.pm
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> r3841 | autarch | 2007-08-27 10:26:51 -0700 (Mon, 27 Aug 2007) |
> 15 lines
>
> Use $r->notes() to track whether or not we've sent the headers in
> ApacheHandler. This replaces the hacky of looking at and messing
> with
> $r->content_type, which doesn't play well with apps like Bricolage,
> which want to set the content_type before passing control to Mason.
>
> The original code, which checked content_type, was designed so that
> people could call $r->send_http_header themselves. Of course it
> didn't work in other situations, as described above.
>
> It's odd to me that we would use $r->notes, given that the only code
> that uses this is ApacheHandler.pm. Why wouldn't we get/set a flag in
> the ApacheHandler object instead? Then we could provide a
>
> $m->http_header_sent();
>
> for people to call when they've called $r->send_http_header themselves.
>
> Jon
>
> On Oct 19, 2007, at 12:58 AM, brett gardner wrote:
>
>
>> With HTML::Mason::ApacheHandler 1.69 there is a bug.
>>
>> If you call "$r->send_http_header" in your code, then you have to do
>> "$r->notes('mason-sent-headers',1)". If you don't set the notes
>> variable, then the headers are sent twice.
>>
>>
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