Re^4: CGI::App session params losing values between redirects

Thanks Sam.

Two questions:

What would something "static" look like for -domain or should I just kill the attribute?
Dumb question of the day: so in any given instance, I can only have one cgiapp_init? I.e., one in my working module and one in the Super will overwrite each other? Makes perfect sense. Unfortunately, that's not what's happening here. But good to know. Duh!

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Re^5: CGI::App session params losing values between redirects by samtregar (Abbot) on Feb 15, 2009 at 19:56 UTC
1. ".foo.com" - static means a non-dynamic value, something fixed. 2. You can have multiple, but have to call up the tree from your sub-class: `$self->SUPER::cgiapp_init()`. This is how inheritence works in Perl - if you override a base class method you have the option of calling it with SUPER::, or not. Often you need to put some thought into the right place to call it - before your sub-class does its thing or after. If they're both modifying the object's state this can be critical to getting it to do what you want. -sam	[reply] [d/l]

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Re^5: CGI::App session params losing values between redirects
by samtregar (Abbot) on Feb 15, 2009 at 19:56 UTC

2. You can have multiple, but have to call up the tree from your sub-class: $self->SUPER::cgiapp_init(). This is how inheritence works in Perl - if you override a base class method you have the option of calling it with SUPER::, or not. Often you need to put some thought into the right place to call it - before your sub-class does its thing or after. If they're both modifying the object's state this can be critical to getting it to do what you want.

-sam

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