. The issue with port
443 being added to URLs is resolved here. Thanks for the fix.
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Catalyst::Component::ACCEPT_CONTEXT is careful, so you don't
need to
worry about that. :)
Thanks for that reference. That was one of the sources I looked
at, but I needed slightly different behaviour. I missed the
'weaken' stuff though. Reading up on that now.
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read this far!
To be honest, I didn't read it all, I skipped ahead. So
apologies if I missed something.
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role_class: AdBlueDB::Role
If that doesn't fix it, how about showing us your schemas for AdBlueDB::User
and AdBlueDB::Role.
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a URI string with $c-uri_for(...) and HTTPS=on,
then I get :443 as part of the URI string. What can I do in my
Catalyst config (or elsewhere) to prevent :443 being included in
the URI string?
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is not the 'standard' https port.
Assuming that is accurate, what is the correct way in Catalyst
to 'correct' the URI value? Is it a bug or something I need to
be doing differently?
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short of
debug fu and would appreciate some assistance at this point.
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}
}
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How can I sort by CityName ?
Have you tried:
order_by = 'me.CityName'
The 'base' table is aliased as 'me'.
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be time to screw backcompat on that particular misfeature and
do something more sensible.
Sounds good to me. I've been really impressed with Catalyst so
far, and getting rid of 'unexpected' behaviour would be a good thing.
Thanks for all your help with this.
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controllers actions and the error from TT
always shows the expected template name.
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suggestions. Or maybe fresh
eyes in the morning will spot the typo.
Thanks for your assistance and if you have other suggestions,
please let me know.
Thanks,
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of the extra class
has caused the hash order for the search to change and now you aren't.
One other thing. With the test I'm doing now, there are no
models being loaded (via $c-model or c.model), so would a
misspelling have any effect anyway?
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to hear them. Development has ground to
a halt here and I'm getting very anxious (deadlines and all that).
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got this:
[Template::Provider] creating cache of unlimited slots for [
CODE(0x1d38890) ]
But no other debugging output that I could see.
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with that.
Some very anxious people mulling around on this end. All
assistance is appreciated.
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Good morning,
On 20/6/07 at 4:32 PM +1000, Charlie Garrison
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I've run into a problem that I can't make any progress with;
hoping someone might be able offer suggestions.
Development was moving along nicely and then I suddenly got the following error
in a response
that works well with Catalyst, I'm
happy to look at alternatives to mod_auth_tkt.
Thanks,
Charlie
PS. Is there any interest from others for this plugin? I will be
happy to share if there is.
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for creating Authentication plugins?
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the + and what
purpose does it serve?
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thought it might be something like that, but wasn't sure. Thanks for the
explanation.
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