First submit of the form with new diagnostic code

$VAR1 = bless( {
  .parameters => 
    form,
    username,
    password,
    environment,
    submit
  ,
  use_tempfile => 1,
  .etab => 1,
  .charset => ISO-8859-1,
  .fieldnames => {},
  .elid => 1,
  param => {
    environment => 
      env1
    ,
    password => 
      
    ,
    submit => 
      Submit
    ,
    form => 
      login
    ,
    username => 
      
    
  },
  escape => 1,
  .header_printed => 1
}, 'CGI' );

$VAR1 = bless( {
  .parameters => 
    form,
    username,
    password,
    environment,
    submit
  ,
  use_tempfile => 1,
  .etab => 1,
  .charset => ISO-8859-1,
  .fieldnames => {},
  .elid => 1,
  param => {
    environment => 
      env1
    ,
    password => 
      
    ,
    submit => 
      Submit
    ,
    form => 
      login
    ,
    username => 
      
    
  },
  escape => 1,
  .header_printed => 1
}, 'CGI' );
$VAR2 = bless( {
  _STATUS => 3,
  _OBJECTS => {
    id => CGI::Session::ID::md5
  },
  _CLAIMED_ID => undef,
  _DATA => {
    _SESSION_ID => 6f7c79d011c1c9b3460ba6460abb912f,
    _SESSION_ATIME => 1303482012,
    _SESSION_REMOTE_ADDR => 172.30.5.83,
    _SESSION_CTIME => 1303482012
  },
  _QUERY => bless( {
    .parameters => [],
    use_tempfile => 1,
    .charset => ISO-8859-1,
    .cookies => undef,
    .fieldnames => {},
    param => {},
    escape => 1
  }, 'CGI' ),
  _DRIVER_ARGS => {
    Directory => e:\\tmp
  },
  _DSN => {
    serializer => default,
    id => md5,
    driver => file
  }
}, 'CGI::Session' );

Second submit of the form with new diagnostic code

$VAR1 = bless( {
  .parameters => [],
  use_tempfile => 1,
  .etab => 1,
  .charset => ISO-8859-1,
  .fieldnames => {},
  .elid => 1,
  param => {},
  escape => 1,
  .header_printed => 1
}, 'CGI' );

$VAR1 = bless( {
  .parameters => [],
  use_tempfile => 1,
  .etab => 1,
  .charset => ISO-8859-1,
  .fieldnames => {},
  .elid => 1,
  param => {},
  escape => 1,
  .header_printed => 1
}, 'CGI' );
$VAR2 = bless( {
  _STATUS => 3,
  _OBJECTS => {
    id => CGI::Session::ID::md5
  },
  _CLAIMED_ID => undef,
  _DATA => {
    _SESSION_ID => 755e9ac11d5d32afee89ea6b62ee2b4d,
    _SESSION_ATIME => 1303482093,
    _SESSION_REMOTE_ADDR => 172.30.5.83,
    _SESSION_CTIME => 1303482093
  },
  _QUERY => bless( {
    .parameters => [],
    use_tempfile => 1,
    .charset => ISO-8859-1,
    .cookies => undef,
    .fieldnames => {},
    param => {},
    escape => 1
  }, 'CGI' ),
  _DRIVER_ARGS => {
    Directory => e:\\tmp
  },
  _DSN => {
    serializer => default,
    id => md5,
    driver => file
  }
}, 'CGI::Session' );

The results appear a little different between Chrome and IE. In Chorme, there also appears to be some invalid cookie data. It does not appear that the invalid cookie data is the cause of the problem, because IE experiences the same problem without the invalid cookie data.

$VAR1 = bless( {
  .parameters => [],
  use_tempfile => 1,
  .etab => 1,
  .charset => ISO-8859-1,
  .fieldnames => {},
  .elid => 1,
  param => {},
  escape => 1,
  .header_printed => 1
}, 'CGI' );

$VAR1 = bless( {
  .parameters => [],
  use_tempfile => 1,
  .etab => 1,
  .charset => ISO-8859-1,
  .fieldnames => {},
  .elid => 1,
  param => {},
  escape => 1,
  .header_printed => 1
}, 'CGI' );
$VAR2 = bless( {
  _STATUS => 3,
  _OBJECTS => {
    id => CGI::Session::ID::md5
  },
  _CLAIMED_ID => undef,
  _DATA => {
    _SESSION_ID => 32b1f255a425972a9b483e492a9b10f5,
    _SESSION_ATIME => 1303481232,
    _SESSION_REMOTE_ADDR => 172.30.5.83,
    _SESSION_CTIME => 1303481232
  },
  _QUERY => bless( {
    .parameters => [],
    use_tempfile => 1,
    .charset => ISO-8859-1,
    .cookies => {
      LtpaToken => bless( {
        value => 
          AAECAzREQjE4M0NENERCMTlGRURDTj1DdXJ0aXMgU21pdGgvT1U9RGFsbGFzL089RGFsdGlsZSrdDDrPqcZFN7ltFscJ5kNiYnI5
        ,
        name => LtpaToken,
        path => /
      }, 'CGI::Cookie' )
    },
    .fieldnames => {},
    param => {},
    escape => 1
  }, 'CGI' ),
  _DRIVER_ARGS => {
    Directory => e:\\tmp
  },
  _DSN => {
    serializer => default,
    id => md5,
    driver => file
  }
}, 'CGI::Session' );

In reply to Re^4: Form Data inaccessible after establishing session by SitrucHtims
in thread Form Data inaccessible after establishing session by SitrucHtims

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