Re: [Maypole] -e argument OK isn't numeric in eq (==)

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> I'm getting this in my error log all the time and am wondering if
> it's causing weird results.
>
> -e: Argument "OK" isn't numeric in numeric eq (==) at
> /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.3/Maypole.pm line 98, <GEN0> line 3.

Maypole::Constants exports OK as 0. If it's become non-numeric, I'd
guess that you, or one of the other modules you're using, have somehow
set it to some other value, probably a string.

If it were me, I'd try single stepping the request using Maypole::CLI
and the debugger to see what value it has acquired and where it
occurred. Or go real low-tech and put a bunch of print statements in!

Cheers, Dave

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