Cody_Pendant,

I'll be honest, I can't really answer your questions, but I noticed your phrase "Do It Properly and use CGI::Session." If you really want to do it properly, use CGI::Application::Plugin::Session which, of course, implies you are using CGI::Application. Anyway, by comparision CGI::Session is clunky. After you use CAP::Session, you'll see what I mean. Session management is a breeze with the CAP flavored approach, almost intuitive.

—Brad
"The important work of moving the world forward does not wait to be done by perfect men." George Eliot

In reply to Re: Some questions about CGI::Session by bradcathey
in thread Some questions about CGI::Session by Cody Pendant

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