The problem is that there's also "instance" data in the class that gets the "activate"... in this case, the CGI object ends up in your "My_Zero" class, which is not in the inheritance path for One or Two, and so those pages don't have access to the CGI object.

I've thought about fixing that by forcing the CGI slot to always be located up in CGI::Prototype, but I have to think through that carefully to make sure that doesn't break some other assumption.

-- Randal L. Schwartz, Perl hacker
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In reply to Re: Subclassing and CGI::Prototype by merlyn
in thread Subclassing and CGI::Prototype by tlm

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