•Re: Event Handling in CGI

Although it might be more code than you initially want, either http://www.slashcode.org or OpenInteract will be less code than you finally want. {grin}

Both of them use my favorite Template Toolkit, and manage things like userbases and applications using related templates and components.

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Re: •Re: Event Handling in CGI by dash2 (Hermit) on Mar 18, 2003 at 15:25 UTC
I haven't played with OpenInteract, but I have played with SPOPS, which is the database layer OpenInteract is based on, and personally I found it rather undocumented, and not entirely bugfree. (For example, `$g = SPOPS::DBI->fetch(1); $f = SPOPS::DBI->fetch(1); # same as $g $f->{field} = "oldvalue"; $g->{field} = "newvalue"; print $f->{field}; # prints "oldvalue"! # now you have to guess which will be saved first :-(` [download] ) andramoiennepemousapolutropon	[reply] [d/l]

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by dash2 (Hermit) on Mar 18, 2003 at 15:25 UTC

$g = SPOPS::DBI->fetch(1);
$f = SPOPS::DBI->fetch(1);  # same as $g
$f->{field} = "oldvalue";
$g->{field} = "newvalue";
print $f->{field}; # prints "oldvalue"!
# now you have to guess which will be saved first :-(
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