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kidd User Feb 28, 2002, 6:29 PM Post #1 of 10 (8162 views) Cookies 2 Can't Post Can any one help with a CGI that checks how many times the user logged in on my site, and after the fifth time he's redirected to anothe page... "So you want to be a cowboy Well you know it's more than just a ride Guess you got to know the real thing If you want to know the other side Ain't nobody riding shotgun In this world tonight"

Paul Enthusiast Mar 1, 2002, 2:58 AM Post #2 of 10 (8157 views) Re: [kidd] Cookies 2 [In reply to] Can't Post [perl] use CGI qw(:standard); my $times = cookie('Cookie_Name') || 0; $times > 5 ? redirect('some_url') : set_cookie(); [/perl] Im assuming you know how to set a cookie? (This post was edited by RedRum on Mar 1, 2002, 2:59 AM)

yapp User Mar 3, 2002, 12:57 PM Post #3 of 10 (8147 views) Re: [RedRum] Cookies 2 [In reply to] Can't Post ...This should actually be posted in the beginner/immediate forum... I throught this does the trick: [perl] use CGI qw(:cgi); my $times = cookie('Cookie_Name') || 0; if($times > 5) { print redirect('some_url'); # Your redirect needs to be printed to the browser. exit; } else { set_cookie(); } sub set_cookie { my $cookieObj = cookie(-name => 'Cookie_Name', -value=> $times); print header( -cookie => $cookieObj ); # Send cookie with HTTP header } [/perl] btw, use CGI qw(:cgi); would be enough for CGI programs. (unless you want to generate HTML through the CGI.pm Yet Another Perl Programmer _________________________________ ~~> [url=http://www.codingdomain.com]www.codingdomain.com <~~ More then 3500 X-Forum [url=http://www.codingdomain.com/cgi-perl/downloads/x-forum]Downloads! (This post was edited by yapp on Mar 3, 2002, 12:59 PM)

Paul Enthusiast Mar 3, 2002, 1:04 PM Post #4 of 10 (8143 views) Re: [yapp] Cookies 2 [In reply to] Can't Post You don't need an exit if you are redirecting.

yapp User Mar 4, 2002, 8:21 AM Post #5 of 10 (8139 views) Re: [RedRum] Cookies 2 [In reply to] Can't Post is it? I thought your script doesn't need any processing anymore.. (I always prepare everything first, then print stuff from the dat and exit) Yet Another Perl Programmer _________________________________ ~~> [url=http://www.codingdomain.com]www.codingdomain.com <~~ More then 3500 X-Forum [url=http://www.codingdomain.com/cgi-perl/downloads/x-forum]Downloads!

Jasmine Administrator Mar 4, 2002, 11:09 AM Post #6 of 10 (8131 views) Re: [yapp] Cookies 2 [In reply to] Can't Post That's correct. You don't need exit, because after successful completion of the program, it exits anyway. You can use exit to prematurely quit a program (that is, to not run the rest of it), but I always recommend writing programs so that it doesn't need to exit. Also, if memory serves, you should never use exit in a program that's supposed to run on mod_perl. One of the mod_perl gurus can confirm/deny this

Paul Enthusiast Mar 4, 2002, 11:37 AM Post #7 of 10 (8128 views) Re: [Jasmine] Cookies 2 [In reply to] Can't Post >>you should never use exit in a program that's supposed to run on mod_perl<< Correct. Although if you _must_ use an exit you should use: Apache->exit;

yapp User Mar 6, 2002, 5:54 AM Post #8 of 10 (8121 views) Re: [Jasmine] Cookies 2 [In reply to] Can't Post Oeps! I forgot that. I'm still planning to find out more about mod_perl, and do something with it... - Can the exit be overwritten? - my print_footer_HTML() function exits my program by default. - in the main loop, an error page will be displayed when an invalid show= option has been passed through (script.cgi?show=x) Yet Another Perl Programmer _________________________________ ~~> [url=http://www.codingdomain.com]www.codingdomain.com <~~ More then 3500 X-Forum [url=http://www.codingdomain.com/cgi-perl/downloads/x-forum]Downloads!

Jasmine Administrator Mar 6, 2002, 9:08 AM Post #9 of 10 (8118 views) Re: [yapp] Cookies 2 [In reply to] Can't Post Yep, you can override any built-in function with use subs [perl]use subs qw/ exit /; sub exit { print "hello"; } exit; # prints hello[/perl] Then later, if you wanted to use the overridden function as it was before you changed it, just prepend CORE:: to the sub name, like so: CORE::exit;.

yapp User Mar 6, 2002, 11:12 PM Post #10 of 10 (8111 views) Re: [Jasmine] Cookies 2 [In reply to] Can't Post OK, then I'll make my own exit, that does a Apache->exit for mod_perl. How can I test for mod_perl? Can you show me some code? Yet Another Perl Programmer _________________________________ ~~> [url=http://www.codingdomain.com]www.codingdomain.com <~~ More then 3500 X-Forum [url=http://www.codingdomain.com/cgi-perl/downloads/x-forum]Downloads!

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