Tomas Doran wrote:
Where, exactly?
Could you please point out the specific section so I can GO BEAT IT
WITH A STICK. A STICK WITH RUSTY NAILS HAMMERED THROUGH IT. cough
Thanks in advance.
t0m
Here:
http://search.cpan.org/dist/Catalyst-Manual/lib/Catalyst/Manual/Cookbook.pod#___top
I have an Apache 2.2.14 server with mod-perl 2.0.4 and Catalyst 5.80015
on a Windows XP machine.
My system runs fine from the built-in Catalyst web server. When I run
it through my Apache server, however it fails with the folowing error:
[info] NPC powered by Catalyst 5.80015
Free to wrong
Stuart Watt wrote:
Free to wrong pool is usually an issue with XS and threading.
Digest::SHA is an XS module. Which Perl are you using? And how is it
integrated into Apache?
I've generally found FastCGI to be safer on Windows, simply because it
doesn't require the tight integration of Perl
Oleg Kostyuk wrote:
2009/10/14 Ascii King t...@swattermatter.com:
# Redirect to the list_prior page
$c-response-redirect($c-uri_for('list_prior'));
Long time ago I have problems with calling uri_for, using string as
first argument. For me solution was to use action argument, and now
I am having a problem with IE6 not displaying the page after a form has
been submitted. I can call up a form, fill it out, no problem. When I
submit it, I get 'Page cannot be displayed. This works fine in
Firefox, but not IE6. Also, the form data does get written to the
database in both
Bill Moseley wrote:
In my mind the wrapper is a view issue, so I set the wrapper in the
template not in the controller. I have a wrapper that is called for
*every* page that is used to build the page.
META is compile time, IIRC, so I use [% page.layout = 'foo' %] then in
wrapper.tt
I want to load a page, but not run it through the wrapper. Can I shut
off the wrapper or specify different wrappers at different times?
I have read the Catalyst::View::TT doc, but it doesn't mention this.
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List: Catalyst@lists.scsys.co.uk
You are missing the counter_name and new_rows_max for the repeatables.
Look at this bit of YAML that Moritz gave me. You might also look at the
empty_rows option. Your problem is the counter_name, though.
- type: Hidden
name: count
constraints:
- Required
- type: Repeatable
That solved it, thanks! I had replaced the wrong line in the
lib\MyApp.pm when following the tutorial.
Ian Wells wrote:
2009/6/11 Ascii King t...@swattermatter.com:
When I create and run a new Catalyst app form the CPAN tutorial, I get the
following error:
Can't call method run
When I create and run a new Catalyst app form the CPAN tutorial, I get
the following error:
Can't call method run on an undefined value at
C:/Perl/site/lib/Catalyst.pm line 2094.
I am using Windows XP with MS SQL Server Express 2008 and a fresh
install of Catalyst.
When I port over a
I have my Catalyst system hooked up to a MS SQL Server (thanks
Johannes), but I am running into a problem with the auto_increment system.
It seems that MS SQL server uses something called an IDENTITY column to
do it's auto incrementing. This is fine and I have it set up and
working. However,
I'm trying to connect my Catalyst app to a MS SQL server 2005. I have
DBIx::Class loaded and I went through the documentation, but I can't
seem to get the right connection string. Would someone be able to point
out my mistake and suggest the proper connection string?
Here is the info from my
OK. I'll pull out some clear code examples.
Thanks
Tomas Doran wrote:
Ascii King wrote:
the authorization component of my application no longer works
properly. Did something change with Catalyst::Plugin::Authorization?
I searched the lists, but I didn't see anything.
snip
The tests still
I have a sub that is supposed to call a record for editing if an $id
parameter is specified. If no $id is given, then it is supposed to
create a new record. It works fine when used to call an existing
record. The problem I am having is that it is returning every record in
the table associated
statements like the above, or code them into your Model directly.
Hope that helps.
RET
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On 14/03/2009, at 5:08 AM, Ascii King t...@swattermatter.com wrote:
Is there some way to place all of the relationship specifications
into a file so that I don't have
Is there some way to place all of the relationship specifications into a
file so that I don't have to go out and type them in each time?
For example, I can specify a bunch of SQL commands in a text file and
have sqlite3 read them and turn them into a database full of data. Now I
want to have
I see this is already a known bug. Sorry.
Ascii King wrote:
When running the commands:
cpan Task::Catalyst::Tutorial
or
sudo perl -MCPAN -e 'install Task::Catalyst::Tutorial'
it asks me if I want to install the dependencies. I select yes and then
I get the following error
[% formbuilder.field.last_name.field %]/td
/tr
tr
td class=beneath-label[% formbuilder.field.first_name.label %]/td
td class=beneath-label[% formbuilder.field.last_name.label %]/td
/tr
/table
Gah! Thank you very much, sir.
kevin montuori wrote:
AK == Ascii King t...@swattermatter.com
I see now that it isn't a Perl or Catalyst function I need, but a Template
Toolkit macro. I have it now and i will just keep reading. I apologize for
wasting your time.
Ascii King wrote:
How can I call a method or sub routine that I create? I simply want to put
the word 'select
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