Hi Venerable Monks:

I'm trying to retrieve cookie data globally but I'm having problems recalling it in another script.

use base 'TheLib::Foo';

sub cookie1 : Runmode {
$cgi_query = new CGI;
$cookie1 = $cgi_query->cookie('sessioninfo');
{
our $cookie1;
print $cookie1;}}

sub cookie2 : Runmode {
$cgi_query = new CGI;
$cookie2 = $cgi_query->cookie('visitcount');
{
our $cookie2;
print $cookie2;}}

1;

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-Foo.pm- 
use HTTP::Template;

sub my_infosheet {
my $self = shift;
my $template = $self->load_tmpl('my_infosheet');
(undef, my $info) = split(/\//, $ENV{'PATH_INFO'});

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Which should I use at this point in the script to recall the cookie data?

1. $cookie1 = $cookie1->cookie('sessioninfo')
$cookie2 = $cookie2->cookie('visitcount')

2. $cookie1 = our $cookie1->cookie('sessioninfo')
$cookie2 = our $cookie2->cookie('visitcount')

$template->param(COOKIE1 => $cookie1);
$template->param(COOKIE2 => $cookie2);
return $template->output;
}

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Thanks in advance.

In reply to Making & Recalling Globals by Anonymous Monk

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