Hi,
after reading lots of warnings in our logs about
Authentication::Store::DBIC being deprecated, I thought about devoting
some time to move to its replacement,
Authentication::Store::DBIx::Class, but upon starting to work on this
I've also started to hit on some problems.
So, my first question
On 1 April 2010 19:58, Mesdaq, Ali wrote:
> Actually I was not aware of built-in | html escaping. Where is the
> documentation for that? Or better yet where exactly is that built-in? Is
> that a catalyst method or TT? Now the authors question makes A LOT more
> sense. I guess I must be doing thin
On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 11:58 AM, Mesdaq, Ali wrote:
> Actually I was not aware of built-in | html escaping. Where is the
> documentation for that? Or better yet where exactly is that built-in? Is that
> a catalyst method or TT? Now the authors question makes A LOT more sense. I
> guess I must b
http://search.cpan.org/~abw/Template-Toolkit-2.22/lib/Template/Manual/Filters.pod#html
On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 1:58 PM, Mesdaq, Ali wrote:
> Actually I was not aware of built-in | html escaping. Where is the
> documentation for that? Or better yet where exactly is that built-in? Is
> that a catal
Actually I was not aware of built-in | html escaping. Where is the
documentation for that? Or better yet where exactly is that built-in? Is that a
catalyst method or TT? Now the authors question makes A LOT more sense. I guess
I must be doing things the 1999 way.
Thanks,
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We love our acronyms.
As discussed in another recent exciting thread, I use a unique, single-use
token on forms that must be returned with a POST. This seems to be the best
approach to prevent XSRF[1]. But, what about for a (RESTful) API where it's
common to receive a PUT or POST request withou
On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 10:27 AM, Mesdaq, Ali wrote:
> You prefer global escaping to escaping in the template? I use the TT plugin
> for escaping
>
> [% USE HTML %]
> [% HTML.escape(needs.escaping) %]
>
> An idea that might work for you would be if you structure your data in the
> stash and creat
You prefer global escaping to escaping in the template? I use the TT plugin for
escaping
[% USE HTML %]
[% HTML.escape(needs.escaping) %]
An idea that might work for you would be if you structure your data in the
stash and create your templates generically looking for data in specific stash
lo
I'm getting close to uploading my first Catalyst App from my laptop
to our website which is hosted for us. What directories need
to be uploaded to this machine? I understand I also have to create
a .htaccess file so my app uses FastCGI and properly redirects.
Where is this file normally located
hi,
Seems like Planet Catalyst[1] is broken.
[1] http://planet.catalystframework.org/
bye,
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Ovid wrote:
package Veure::View::HTML;
use Modern::Perl;
use parent 'Catalyst::View::TT';
__PACKAGE__->config(
TEMPLATE_CLASS => 'Template::HTML',
TEMPLATE_EXTENSION => '.tt',
WRAPPER=> 'site/wrapper',
);
However, that doesn't work because the template c
Hi all,
I've been searching for the best answer, but there's a huge amount to wade
through.
I'm working on a Catalyst app where all views are purely HTML. I use
Catalyst::View::TT. The vast majority of my data in views should be HTML
escaped:
[% message | html %]
However, I'd like that
On 30/03/10 19:32, Tomáš Znamenáček wrote:
Hello!
I have a Catalyst application that I would like to upload from the
development box to the production server. Is there some kind of best
practice to do that? My requirements:
1) The process should take care of the dependencies and run the tests
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