OK. I added the lib statement to the module file as well. Now I'm getting these errors thrown by the CGI::Application::run() method:

No such run mode 'start' at /var/wwwssl/auth-test/dprnew.cgi line 6
        (in cleanup) Can't access `DESTROY' field in object of class D
+istroPrsRls.
 at /var/wwwssl/auth-test/dprnew.cgi line 0

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My DistroPrsRls::setup() method reads:

sub setup {
  my $self = shift;
  $self->start_mode('mode1');
  $self->mode_param('rm');
  $self->run_modes(
        'mode1' => 'Login',
        'mode2' => 'DPR_Dashboard',
        'mode3' => 'EnterPrsRls',
        'mode4' => 'ApprovePrsRls',
        'mode5' => 'ChooseLists',
        'mode6' => 'ScheduleDistro',
        'mode7' => 'AuthorizeDistro',
        'mode8' => 'ReviewJobs'
        );
  return 1;
}

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Do I need to name one of the keys or values from the run_modes hash, 'start' to make this module work for me?

Thanks for your help.

-- Hugh

In reply to Re: Decoding Error Messages by hesco
in thread Decoding Error Messages by hesco

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