the amount of spam provided by most spam bots.
There are others as well. Using a Captcha does provide some advantages
but it can also turn people away from actually using the system.
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which one I should modify.
Anybody with some suggestions?
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you doing that is
causing infinite recursion? What version of URI::SmartURI are you using? Are
you installing modules from CPAN or from Debian packages or a mixture?
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h other requests that
are not related to the session.
Hopefully that helps.
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template is fairly basic.
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ou want an actual redirect you can do something like this:
$c->res->redirect($c->uri_for($c->controller('controller')->action_for('action'),
[qw(argument)]));
$c->detach();
That will work it's way through the chain and should be seamless for the
end
On Tue, 2009-12-15 at 11:13 -0800, J. Shirley wrote:
> $c->uri_for returns a URI object. If you look at the pod there,
> you'll see the ->path method which returns exactly what you want.
That's just what I was looking for. Thanks.
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reason I want to do it this way is that I have some methods that are
submitting to URLS that contain captures.
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happy with it. There are
some things that could be better (being able to read the action from the
form config files instead of having to manually set it), but over all
it's quite nice. There is also FormBuilder::Multi for when you want to
have multiple forms on the same page.
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> return the response for that URL and instead return a login form.
I'm actually doing forwards to my login page right now. So that when a
user logs in they can still see the page they were originally trying to
view. I capture t
)
Which has the desired effect. Now all I need to do is if a controller
does not require authentication in order to be viewed I override the
auth_required method in that controller to return 0 instead of the
default 1.
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object') ChainedArgs(0) { ... }
sub update : Chained('root') PathPart('update') Args(0) {
$c->forward(...)
}
sub update_json : Chained('object') Args(0) {
$c->forward(...)
}
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ame method:
/json/object/ID_VALUE/action
/object/ID_VALUE/action
And then use the initial json chain to determine if I should show the
page or show the JSON output.
Is this something that is possible? Should I even be using Chaining for
this? Any help wou
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