Dennis Daupert wrote:
A most impressive feature of MojoMojo is its hierarchical arrangement. That
would allow us to create a document set for some given project comprised of
a tree-structured set of pages.
Many technically-minded people see hierarchically structured
documentation as being
Jean-Marc Choulet wrote:
Hello,
I have a javascript file named EntrepriseWindow.js in root dir. It
contains some TT code. I must add a extension (I renamed the file
EntrepriseWindow.js) for it to work. Otherwise, it does not work :
sub EntrepriseWindow :Path('EntrepriseWindow.js') {
Will Crawford wrote:
On 28 June 2012 23:12, Gavin Henry gavin.he...@gmail.com wrote:
...
Thanks Tim. Yes, I know that but then the other two realms will fail
and that's the point of progressive. I want to call one -authenticate
which tries all the realms I've defined in progressive_oauth.
Bill Moseley wrote:
That is, we want to allow $user-first_name, but not
$user-search_related or $user-delete.
That requires writing new wrapper classes for every possible result -- not
just mirroring DBIC's result classes but possibly many more because the new
model might have multiple
Octavian Rasnita wrote:
It may work unless the site already needs to use I18N for real languages.
I think the solution in that case is to use a language tag something like
en-US-x-my-private-tag-for-this-user
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Adam Jimerson wrote:
After looking into deploying under mod_fastcgi turns out the closest thing
openSUSE ships with is mod_fcgid version 2.3.6
To find opensuse packages, the usual method is to search via
http://software.opensuse.org/ or via equivalent search facilities in YaST.
Searching for
James Spath wrote:
FWIW, IMHO the issue is better fixed in JSON::XS et al than in
Catalyst::Action::Serialize::JSON. I don't see why JSON can't always
encode the two problematic characters.
I suppose it could be in JSON::XS .. but JSON::XS is doing nothing
wrong ... the two characters are
Octavian Rasnita wrote:
From: Bill Crawford billcrawford1...@gmail.com
2010/9/3 Octavian Rasnita octavian.rasn...@ssifbroker.ro:
Has anyone any idea why I can't send messages to the DBIC mailing list
anymore?
When you say don't reach the list is it possible you're not seeing
it because your
Paul Falbe wrote:
That works thank you very much. Don't know how many google searchs I did
trying to find that out!
Rodrigo-51 wrote:
Paul, how about a javascript confirm() box?
... and if the user has Javascript disabled?
Doh!
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There's an interesting paper on CSRF mentioned on slashdot today:
http://www.freedom-to-tinker.com/sites/default/files/csrf.pdf
It mentions Catalyst along with some other frameworks and suggests a way
to build in CSRF-protection.
Cheers, Dave
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Matt S Trout wrote:
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To add a little to themes that others have brought up; basically some
things to consider in the design.
I have old eyes too, and strong lenses, so I'm all for good size clear
fonts. It's also easier to
A. Pagaltzis wrote:
* Michael Higgins [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2007-12-05 22:40]:
Isn't that some general principle, you find the error just
after emailing a whole bunch of people?
Another effective [debugging] technique is to explain your
code to someone else. This will often cause you
You have to remember that Siemens are responsible for ensuring the
stability of the public facing infrastructure.
This makes it important not to introduce new modules, or upgrade
existing modules, without an extensive
testing period to make sure it works with all existing
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