1);
Looks like a hack, but it works. The contents of the response body
are overwritten by the plugin.
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kind of functionality for
years, yet it is not too common in web applications.
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all to
make the undo happen.
Did not know of that, thanks for the info!
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vent it showing up if using the
back button.
Could be in the plugin too, I guess.
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patch, if I remember
correctly. You can thus use full URLs, i.e. chains. You'll have to
manually retrieve the response and submit it to the browser.
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in .Net is a
point-and-click operation, it was a no-brainer ... until I saw the
serverside problems, that is :)
Any ideas?
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On 1/2/07, Joe Landman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Daniel McBrearty wrote:
> is there any way that this info can somehow find its way onto the
> perldoc ? in big letters at the top ... ?
Might be a good thing to have an MODULES_CURRENT/MODULES_OBSOLETE list,
or ask the module authors to simply
Hi,
John Napiorkowski a écrit :
> Hi,
> [..]
> package myapp::Controller::pages
>
> sub page :Local :Regions(toc,content,ad) {}
>
> sub toc :Local {}
> sub content :Local {}
> sub ad :Local {}
>
> The plugin override the dispatch phase to create a
> bunch of hash refs in the stash, with each s
Hi,
Ash Berlin a écrit :
> Jon Warbrick wrote:
>> Can a Catalyst::Model::DBIC::Schema model be configured from a YAML
>> file via Catalyst::Plugin::Config::YAML? If so, how? Apologies if it's in
>> the documentation somewhere, but if so I've yet to find it...
>>
>> Jon.
>>
>>
> The answer is
a stable version 1. Strong
> community as well. Mailing list gets 100-200 message a day.
>
> B10m wrote:
>
>> * Matthieu Codron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006-09-09 14:27:45+0200]
>>
>>> I routinely develop Catalyst stuff for my own purposes and I find out
>>
Hi everyone,
I routinely develop Catalyst stuff for my own purposes and I find out
that I am spending much more time actually working on the client side
stuff ( HTML, CSS and Javascript ) than on the server side.
Have some of you the same feeling? Ever since playing with Ajax stuff, I
have the
Hi,
Yuval Kogman a écrit :
> Did you see the ACL plugin?
>
>
> http://search.cpan.org/perldoc?Catalyst::Plugin::Authorization::ACL
Yes, I had a quick look. Seems to do the trick (and much more), although
I liked more the idea of "attaching" access control to actions via
ActionCl
Hi everyone,
I have been playing with some "recent" features of Catalyst like
Actions and forward chains.
I was wondering if an action could be used to provide encaspulated
authentication check like in:
sub dostuff : ActionClass('Secured') {
...
}
The Secured action would check if a user is log
Nilson Santos Figueiredo Junior a écrit :
> On 6/29/06, Matthieu Codron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> This does not matter much in most cases except big projects where
>> business logic elements are reused in various situations around the
>> application.
>
> Th
Brandon Black a écrit :
> [...]
> Controller(s) - This is the glue that binds Models and Views together.
> It accepts user input, possibly makes modifications to Model data,
> possibly retreives some Model data, and then displays a View at the
> user who gave the input. This is where the business
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