Using this in a .cgi page:
require 'cgi'
cgi = CGI.new
value = cgi['field_name'] # => "123"
cgi['flowerpot'] # => ""
fields = cgi.keys # => [ "field_name" ]
cgi.has_key?('field_name') # => true
cgi.include?('field_name') # => true
cgi.include?('flowerpot') # => false
I am using the gem via gem install cgi by the way.
The error is:
misc.cgi:12:in '<main>': undefined method '[]' for an instance of CGI (NoMethodError)
cgi['name']
Is the [] method gone? Has something changed in the code?
I used to have a local copy of cgi and using that, I think [] and .params worked. But now
it does not work. Has the recent change in ruby caused this? Guess it is time to finally
switch to sinatra anyway - at the least param handling works there. But it is strange how
ruby has so many small issues lately. Can we go back to oldschool enginering again?
Using this in a .cgi page:
I am using the gem via gem install cgi by the way.
The error is:
Is the [] method gone? Has something changed in the code?
I used to have a local copy of cgi and using that, I think [] and .params worked. But now
it does not work. Has the recent change in ruby caused this? Guess it is time to finally
switch to sinatra anyway - at the least param handling works there. But it is strange how
ruby has so many small issues lately. Can we go back to oldschool enginering again?