If you're passing a string for the action anyway, why not just append the
additional @args to it manually? String paths aren't url encoded, but the
additional args will be.
That is: c.uri_for('/static/data/eof/{symbol}.txt').path
On Jun 8, 2010, at 3:16 AM, Octavian Rasnita wrote:
Hi,
I
2010/6/8 Octavian Rasnita orasn...@gmail.com:
Hi,
I have tried to use uri_for() in some parameters of a Java applet, but that
URI should contain chars like { and } which then should be replaced by the
appled with something else:
param name=DataSource value=[% c.uri_for('/static/data/eof',
Stuart -- This sounds very intriguing.
Can you share some code or pseudocode? That would be very instructive.
Thanks!
On Wed, Jun 2, 2010 at 1:23 PM, Stuart Watt sw...@infobal.com wrote:
Actually, I'll elaborate our more detailed solution.
1. We don't actually use POST requests for
Hi,
I recently upgraded the DBIx::Class::Schema::Loader module (from ??? to
0.05003), and found that it broke a previously-working syntax, of
following a foreign key to another table. For instance, in the Catalyst
Perl sub, I do $c-stash-{builds} = [$c-model('DB::Build')-all];
Then, on
Hey can anyone help me figure out this issue? I upgraded catalyst to
v5.80024 (from CPAN). A fresh install throws the following error. I
included module version numbers that seemed relevant ...
Thanks!
-Sir
Moose: v1.07
Catalyst: v5.80024
Catalyst::Runtime: v5.80024
Catalyst::Devel: v1.27
Sir Robert Burbridge wrote:
Hey can anyone help me figure out this issue? I upgraded catalyst to
v5.80024 (from CPAN). A fresh install throws the following error. I
included module version numbers that seemed relevant ...
Moose: v1.07
Catalyst: v5.80024
Catalyst::Runtime: v5.80024
