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    Suppose page transactions like this:

           foo.cgi       =>   bar.html       =>   baz.cgi
         ?sid=0123456                           ?sid=0123456

    It is difficult to keep sid query parameter between two cgis without
    cookies (or mod_rewrite hacks).

    Apache::StickyQuery is a filter that rewrites all links in HTML file using
    "sticky query". It would be useful in keeping state (ie. like Session IDs)
    without using Cookies. See the HTML::StickyQuery manpage for details.

    This module is Filter aware, meaning that it can work within
    Apache::Filter framework without modification.

CONFIGURATION
    StickyQuery parameters are automatically retrieved via current query
    string. Options to change this is one of TODOs. (Hint: inherit from
    Apache::StickyQuery and override `retrieve_param')

    Apache::StickyQuery has the following configuration variables.

lib/Apache/StickyQuery.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

Suppose page transactions like this:

       foo.cgi       =>   bar.html       =>   baz.cgi
     ?sid=0123456                           ?sid=0123456

It is difficult to keep sid query parameter between two cgis without
cookies (or mod_rewrite hacks).

Apache::StickyQuery is a filter that rewrites all links in HTML file
using "sticky query". It would be useful in keeping state (ie. like
Session IDs) without using Cookies. See L<HTML::StickyQuery> for
details.

This module is Filter aware, meaning that it can work within
Apache::Filter framework without modification.

=head1 CONFIGURATION

StickyQuery parameters are automatically retrieved via current query
string. Options to change this is one of TODOs. (Hint: inherit from
Apache::StickyQuery and override C<retrieve_param>)