Hello

Ive been trying to implement a mod_perl 1.0 on apache 1.3.28 based upload scenario for a while now, as soon as i try to add other parameters to the form it gets funky, either a problem exists with modperl and switching get/post and/or it dies upon trying to load in $apr->upload. I am basically trying to just pass a variable to save the file to

here are a few links ive found info at
File_Upload_with_Apache__Request
mod_perl cookbook example

when i add into the second links code something like 
%args=$r->args;
my $saveto=$args{saveto};

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it fails to either pass the variable or load $apr->upload properly

can anyone point to a way to do this? or should i just use CGI::Upload or some other solution?

thanks!

In reply to mod_perl upload woes by drfrog

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