David
I agree with your examples below - I guess its been quite a long time
since I had to work with systems that made me add .php or .jsp to
my URLs. We are spoiled by Cocoon :)
Derek
On 2008/10/09 at 03:30, in message [EMAIL PROTECTED], David Legg [EMAIL
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Derek,
Dave
Before getting into detail, I'd like to say that I do agree in principle with
what you
said below.
My real issue probably lies in the fact that I have been around computers too
long.
If I look at archives of my files from the early 90's; when DOS still reigned
supreme,
I see names
Derek,
Please add the reference/link for why URLs in Cocoon should not
have an extension - I know its required, but why is it bad?
It's not specific to Cocoon. I only mentioned that because Cocoon's
sitemap makes it particularly easy to map a URL without an extension to
some content.
Matthias,
Simplest solution is to write multiple matches, one for each type of serializer
you want to use. That's what I do..
Precompilation of the sitemap prevents the use of variables in for instance the
type attributes of generators, transformers and serializers. The sitemap
processor
Derek,
Before getting into detail, I'd like to say that I do agree in principle with what you
said below.
Oh Good! I was worried for a moment when I saw the size of your
response ;-)
My real issue probably lies in the fact that I have been around computers too
long.
Ah yes... I
David
Please add the reference/link for why URLs in Cocoon should not
have an extension - I know its required, but why is it bad?
Derek
On 2008/10/09 at 12:47, in message [EMAIL PROTECTED], David Legg [EMAIL
PROTECTED] wrote:
Mmmm...
Does anyone still care about IE4 - the stats from
Does anyone still care about IE4 - the stats from different sites suggest not:
http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp
http://www.upsdell.com/BrowserNews/stat.htm
http://www.thecounter.com/stats/2008/September/browser.php
Looks like IE5 usage is down below 1% and no one even
Aah, thanks for that,
Geert's workaround works in my case. BTW, I don't care about older browser
versions. The users of my project all uses at least IE6
best regards, matthias
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Hey, one more question:
in your example you serialize your stream as xml. i want to be flexible with
this, e.g. for xml or pdf files.
matthias
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On 08.10.2008 09:25, Matthias Müller wrote:
Hey, one more question:
in your example you serialize your stream as xml. i want to be flexible with this, e.g. for xml or pdf files.
That's not a problem at all. Actually wrapping map:serialize in map:act
is pointless in this case. Just have the
Mmmm...
Does anyone still care about IE4 - the stats from different sites suggest not:
By chance I came across another item [1] which seems to suggest that
perhaps the problem is not exclusive to IE4. Maybe IE5 and IE6 are
involved too.
The article gets a few developers worked up
Hi,
I typically do something like this:
map:match pattern=download/*/**
map:generate src=cocoon:/{2}/
map:act type=set-header
map:parameter name=Content-Type value=application/x-download/
map:parameter name=Content-Disposition value=attachment ;
is there a way or workaround how i can force a Save As prompt
for my cocoon output? The problem is that the browser knows
the mime types of the generated files (xml, pdfs) and
displays it instead of prompting.
See
Hi there,
is there a way or workaround how i can force a Save As prompt for my cocoon
output? The problem is that the browser knows the mime types of the generated
files (xml, pdfs) and displays it instead of prompting.
regards, matthias
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From: Matthias Müller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: dinsdag 7 oktober 2008 14:28
To: users cocoon.apache.org
Subject: How to force a Save As prompt?
Hi there,
is there a way or workaround how i can force a Save As prompt
for my cocoon output? The
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