I do have use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser) and am using strict (of course:). But I get nothing.

What *should* happen is the when a new GWAK::User is created it authenticates using cookies, then fills a hash with user data and returns the reference. If it fails (bad auth, cannot access database..) it should call GWAK::User->redirect_to_login which is a class method which should just print a page which redirects to the login page.

The thing is, the call to new GWAK::User doesn't fail (it works if I remove the GWAK::User->redirect_to_login) but all that is sent to the browser is the HTTP headers. No error messages anywhere. It's like having the GWAK::User->redirect_to_login creates a black hole that the script does not come out of.

In reply to Re: Re: cgi page not showing by jeff280679
in thread cgi page not showing by jeff280679

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