Hmmm, I guess I kind of fibbed, in that my test was typing the url's into the browser, because I knew this was the same as a call to ->get() and I didn't realize there was another way to navigate. That'll teach me to think I know it all.

So I decided to actually take the module for a spin, but now I'm having a really perplexing problem. I seem to have lost to ability to call subroutines from another module. I figure since my current problem is pretty unrelated to this thread I should create a new one, in the seekers of wisdom section.

In reply to Re^4: Suggest a suitable module? by jdetloff
in thread Suggest a suitable module? by jdetloff

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