I've visited, but I saw that it doesn't create an html table, but just some
data arranged to look like a table.
So it is not very accessible for those who use screen readers.
The World Wide Web Consortium recommends not to use a table for layout, but
to use a table for tabular data, and not
I am sending a POST to a Catalyst app and according to the documention I
expected the request body to
contain the data I sent. Instead it holds a filename in the tmp
directory which contains the document. Is
this an expected behaviour?
e.g. in my test script
my $request =
Good afternoon,
On 16/1/08 at 10:03 PM -, Ian Docherty
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The other reason was that I eventually was hoping to serve
several clients from the same machine, running multiple copies
of the same application (but perhaps different versions) and
knew I could not do
Charlie Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It IS possible to run multiple apache/mod_perl processes on one
machine to support different catalyst apps/versions. It requires use
of a frontend proxy server but it's easy to setup and works well.
I use that technique for both staging and
