Your return is fine. What you're not understanding is that the runmode
does not change. From Perl's and C::A's point-of-view, you're just
calling another subroutine.
OK, thanks for verifying that.
I only passed it to the template for verification. I really need the
proper run_mode saved in the session in case the session expires and
I want to know where to return.
I just figured out how, and why, to use cgiapp_prerun yesterday and I
already went back to trying to do things the wrong way. :( So I'll put
unless ($session->param('Group2') >= 3) {
$self->prerun_mode('mode1');
}
in cgiapp_prerun where it belongs. Thanks to you and Michael for
reminding me.
--Jon
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