in reply to Re: Why is mojolicious "routing to a callback" ?
in thread Why is mojolicious "routing to a callback" ?

Mmm, minimum, it is trivial with : Login.pm 
package Myapp::Controller::Login;
use Mojo::Base 'Mojolicious::Controller';
sub nolog {
  my $c = shift;
  $c->session(userid => 1);
  $c->redirect_to('menu');
}
1;

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and nolog.htlm.rp : 
%= form_for nolog => (method => 'POST') => begin
  <p>
  % if (param 'user') {
    <b>Erreur dans le mot de passe ou le nom d'utilisateur. Veuillez r
+éessayer</b><br>
  % }
  Utilisateur :<br>
  %= text_field 'user'
  <br>Mot de passe :<br>
  %= password_field 'pass'
  <br>
  %= submit_button 'Login'
  </p>
% end

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and login.htlm.ep : 

<p>
...
</p>

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Self contained, I do not know how to do (I am not with Mojolicious::Lite)..

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Re^3: Why is mojolicious "routing to a callback" ?
by Anonymous Monk on Nov 25, 2015 at 11:34 UTC
    Does Class "MyApp::Controller::Login" is not a controller mean anything to you?
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      Very good spot by Anonymous Monk!

      Most likely you are on Windows, or on a case-insensitive file system. That way, Perl loads a file Myapp/Controller/Login.pm even if you ask for MyApp/Controller/Login.pm (note the capital "A" in MyApp). Perl itself remains case-sensitive and looks for a class MyApp::Controller::Login, but your module only declares Myapp::Controller::Login with a lowercase "a".

      In the part of your setup that you haven't shown, you are mixing up Myapp and MyApp. Correct that and maybe things work differently.

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      Mm, no sorry, I do not know why you refer to MyApp. My application is Myapp. I am on linux which is case sensitive.
      Sorry, my problem is not so simple...
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