F and excel files at users. :)
Thanks folks. Your direction helped.
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ot sure what guidelines I should be following to protect against
memory sharing, or if that is even an appropriate description of my
issue.
If anyone can point me in a direction that would be helpful.
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Hi Mark,
Yeah that did it, thanks again for the quick response.
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> 5 years to understand hashes.. [I kid, but you g
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Thanks, you knew what I was getting at and answered it. Woo !
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> So, what I'm trying to do is :
>
> 1: turn off my PRE/POST processing and parse an email
un mode get's forwarded, signup_complete renders without
the PRE / POST processing.
Idea's ?
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The docs state you can do this
'img_1_thmb_1' => gen_thumb({ w => 100, h => 100 })
However here is what actually works
'img_1_thmb_1' => { transform_method => gen_thumb( w => 100, h => 100 )}
Or maybe i'm mistaking what you want to happen,
> First, let's rewrite this in the new 2.0 syntax:
>
> 'img_1_thmb_1' => {
> if_mimetype => '/^image\/.+/',
> transform_method => gen_thumb({ w => 100, h => 100 }),
> }
I'm trying to use this syntax of course, without the mimetype yet..
this what I actually have
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yes , sorry about that.
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what ever other
conditions they would like. ie: some folks may want to only thumbnail
if the width is greater than X, and so they could write that "if" in
there...
Let me know how this sounds
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Actually I just read the wishlist, i'll make it an option and work on the tests
might as well "do it right"
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> Here is the patch
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> change line 616 to this
>
>my ($tmp_fh, $tmp_filename) = tempfi
Here is the patch
change line 616 to this
my ($tmp_fh, $tmp_filename) = tempfile('CGIuploaderX', UNLINK
=> 1, DIR => File::Spec->tmpdir());
:)
I'll make a real patch for the mime stuff.
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estions I should look at to keep this
backwards compatible, or do you think it should be changed at all.
Thanks folks.
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>
> I'm trying to use CGI::Uploader and it's telling me the following
>
>
n
to be writable. I can't think of a good reason why I would :)
The man page does not recommend a way to set the temporary directory,
I was wondering if any of you blokes know a way that I could tell it
to use /tmp or /usr/tmp for example.
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;saveproject',
> 'step2' => 'editproject'}
> }
>
> Of course, I could call 'editproject' from 'saveproject', but that defeats
> the modularity of the script.
>
> Thanks, Brad
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>
>
>
On CGI::Application)
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> But it would be nice to have a name that evokes the spirit of
> CGI::Application and its plugins: flexible, adaptable, minimal: A
> technology that gives the user control and choice...
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> Really? I think that would be a poor choice and I like SQLite. ; )
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> Robert
I'll elaborate.
PostgreSQL is already installed. It's what I "grew up with" I've very
comfortable with it and I f
> in the next release. However, PgSQL is still slow, hard to use, and of
> questionable reliability.
Slow, i'm not going to argue cause it's "fast enough for me" and I
don't have numbers.
Hard to use ? What do you find hard ? I find it aboslutly devine to
use, and mysql to be cludgy and awkward.
> > Is there a way to suppress the referrer in error logs, or is there a
> > different way I should be debugging these sorts of things ?
>
> Yeah, this is really annoying! Along with the timestamp and other gunk
> that gets prepended to the start of every line. The worst part of it is
> that if
ppress the referrer in error logs, or is there a
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me sample code
on the net if that helps to illustrated my point.
I guess this may be a bit of a 2 parter, second part being
Do you folks have a method to easily populate a FillInForm object
[well query object more accuratly i guess] using
CDBI::Clients->retrieve maybe there is
gt; scaled down in size in order to make this cell fit on a
> single page. Sometimes this may even result in unreadable
> output.
>
> css/stylesheets
> html2ps supports css to a limited extent, but the styles
> must b
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icon, so I havent's tried Tie::DBI myself.
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> Regards,
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> >
> > Not really CGI::App specific, but you guys are a sounding board for
> > CGI related stuff that I trus
g the
same data twice [ie price, taxable etc]
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d name them "authorFirst_1" "authorFirst_2" etc. and I guess the
way you lay it out really depends upon your application flow and how
you want to user to experience the app.
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> > I'm trying to update a bunch of HTML documents in a database.. my code
> > is like this
> >
> > my $tidy = new HTML::Tidy;
> > $tidy->ignore( type=> TIDY_WARNING );
> > $tidy->clean("foo.html",$newcontent) or die "!@";
>
> clean() returns the transformed contents, so:
>
> $newco
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point, i'd like to call an update. foo.html is just a place
holder, doesn't even exist, docs say it doesn't have to.
Thing is, from the man page, I can't figure out how to get at the
cleaned up content...
Tha
thing
that perl already supports ? Do you know which perldoc page I might
find it in ?
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of the errors, and
makes multilingual stuff tres easy.
Also, are there plans for buildin in internationalization hooks ?
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> > On 6/3/05, Jeff MacDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> I have an app which is basically a photoalbum of sorts. Now there is
> >> an adminis
on a conceptual level.
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but prerun has already run for the current run mode, i guess you'd
have to decided if you need prerun run again or not.
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ection eq 'one') {
return $self->other_runmode();
}
if ($selection eq 'two') {
return $self->somethingrunmode();
}
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n UPS.
The ups part is likly the easiest as there are many modules out there
for it. I'm not even sure if the other folks publish their data.
So I do acknowledge that part of this project may be a bust, I'm just
wondering who has wrangled with shipping calc's before.
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return $pastdate; },
},
filters => ['trim'],
field_filters => { quoted => ['decimal'], },
msgs => {any_errors => 'err__',
prefix=>'err_'},
});
}
Any idea's or things i could
> > As for why i don't use mod_perl. it's a long story, and i'm working
> > towards using it in the future.
>
> Well, keep working towards it :)
Our machines are currently infected with FastCGI..
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I'm not working in a cached environment at all right now that is, no
mod_perl. I"m wonderng how much extra over head would it be to load up
that config file versus the method i'm using now..
As for why i don't use mod_perl. it's a long story, and i'm working
towards
m project to project..
Is this what is meant by reusing ? or is there an even better way ?
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if ($acllevel == 1) {
$sql = "select * from purchaseorders";
} elsif($acllevel == 3) {
$sql = "select * from purchaseorders WHERE userid = $userid";
}
you get the point, this all seems very hacky to me. are there cgi
modules that are made for doing this sort of thing a
y data besides the actual HTML (but you can if you need to). The
> HTML needs to be passed in as a scalar ref, but I return that by
> default from all my runmodes.
>
> Cheers,
>
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> Also, you may need to put whatever flag in that anonymous hashref
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> something is off.
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> - Jason
>
gt; - Jason
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> >> if (!$bookid) {
> >> return $self->bookPool( { 'db_error' => 1, 'some_errors' => 1 } );
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fields that the user had filled in.
Since ValidateRM already re-fills in the form in case of an error I
did not write the code i'd typically write to do that step. Does
anyone have any elegant ideas that i could use without writing the by
hand code to re
ur number of products are only a few hundred
> and don't change that much, then Interchange may be too big of beast for
> such a small store. It is in this smaller market that there is a need
> for a good solution like the DMart proposal. I hope development on it
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How many people does www.cgi-app.org just hang for ? I can resolve
it.. but it does not go anywhere.
Just sits there.
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> 1) How much more marketing do we get if we can say "C::A wiki, built
> on C::A technology"? Or, rather, won't people ask "Why isn't this
> built on C::A if it's such a good product?" I know that was an initial
> stumbling block for me ...
I didn't ask why it wasn't build on C::A, basicaly cause
>
> Actually, why would we use someone else's wiki implementation? Are we
> the webapp capital of the Perl world? Why aren't we building our own
> C::A wiki built on C::A technology??
>
> Rob
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>
>
>
> On Thu, 2 Dec 2004 22:07:07 -0400, Jeff MacDonal
Aye, I admin a MoinMoin wiki, and i really love it. It's pretty much
changed the way our company stores information, in about one week..
and people actually use it.
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boy is my face red...
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> it's listed in the docs...
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in development. We
> could also incorporate that feature requested earlier for returning a
> filehandle...
>
> > Since that's a major feature addition, that release would be a good
> > reason to beat our advocacy drums some.
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s.] then other runmodes would only be used for doing
business logic, adding things to a database etc.. I thought of using
embedded perl with this.. but I'm not to sure if this is the right
solution..
Please let me know what you have done to make drawing screens easier.
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this is on apache2, if you need gobs more info to debug, just ask
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> > Hi,
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> > I'm writing up an app with cgi::app. Each time i get a fat
e 144.
at /var/www/localhost/htdocs/i360/jeff/peipork/cgi-bin/app.cgi line 10
It never really gives many tips on what the actuall error is, just
that it's something blowing up an eval loop somewhere in that run
mode.
How can i make it give me more useful error messages ?
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Here's what i do..
run_modes (
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);
been doing that for ages, works like a charm.
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On Thu, 2003-10-30 at 11:20, Darin McBride wrote:
> On October 30, 2003 07:58 am, Clint Moore wrote:
> > I swear that it is probably something that I am doing but I can't for
>
Hi
In my cgiapp_prerun i have a chunk of code that does this
if (runmode starts with a_) {
try to authenticate the user if that fails
{ kick them out of the system}
}
}
nice pseudo code eh ? anyways my current method to kick them out
changes the header to the logi page, and returns 1.
I'm gonna get hung for this one ;)
$sql = "SELECT id,name,CASE WHEN id = 123 THEN 'SELECTED' END AS selected
FROM sometable";
$prepare/execute/yada yada
$tmp->param(LIST => $sth->fetchall_arrayref({}));
where LIST is a list in HTML::Template format in the template.
that might look like this.
Are you displaying this in a browser before printing it ?
remeber that html it a layout language, not a document formatting
language.
meaning, that it doesn't really have a concept of page breaks.
i think that's what you mean.
alternativly, if you mean everything is not printed as you would
exp
a query as input..,
> generate a csv
> file then start the download using reusable code for all the runmodes that
> need to offer a download button..
>
> I am wondering if this is the easiest way to do it..
>
> but thanks for the tip, I now know how to create xls files if I
>
You should use DBI as Pg is antiquated.
As well using DBi will give you flexability to use other
databases should you out grow postgres's funtionality.
I said *should* as it takes quite a bit to out grow it.
Jeff.
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hi,
why not just make a run mode that generates the excel sheet
using Spreadsheet:Writeexcel [i think]
then just send the excel mime header and spit the excel out
on STDOUT.
this what i do.
jeff.
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also, what if your run modes are outside of the main module.
ie
$self->row_modes(
do_this => &util::do_that()
}
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Hi,
name : jeff macdonald
role : long time lurker ;)
Another project that I lurk in the mailing lists of is in the process of
redesigning
their website. The developers were talking about what approach they should
use for
various tasks.
Then finally someone piped up and just said "lets jus
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