(i did find this
Calls to Apache::Request's param method sometimes end the program and return no data that has a similar issue, but i don't have any closures ... just some straightforward (or so i think) access to an
Apache::Request object.
the form submit mechanism is:
<form action="/admin/conference/build/pagetwo" method="get" enctype="m
+ultipart/form-data" name="form1">
if i change the GET to a POST, i get no values from the following:
my $req = Apache::Request->new( $pass->{r} );
warn "debug:" . $req->param('year') . " " . $req->param('foundation')
+;
i read through the perldoc *again* for
Apache::Request, and the only thing i could immediately think of as being *wrong* was the lack of a call to:
$req->parse();, but i could be misunderstanding the following statement in the perldoc:
parse
The parse method does the actual work of parsing the request.
+It is called for you by the accessor methods, so it is not required .
+....
am i incorrect in assuming that
$req->param('foo') is and accessor method of $req?