Thank you! This totally works!
Ben
On Aug 4, 11:02 pm, Hrishikesh Bakshi bakshi.hrishik...@gmail.com
wrote:
Use encodeURIComponent() instead of escape() for encoding your POST data.
This will solve your issue.
http://tinyurl.com/mcbgxg
On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 1:00 AM, Bennomatic
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This will solve your issue.
http://tinyurl.com/mcbgxg
On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 1:00 AM, Bennomatic readyass...@gmail.com wrote:
OK, here's the last item on the list. I used my non-ajax form to save
the data as a string as well, and now the + signs are being saved.
Should I not be escaping? Should
One other thing: I set up a form post option, so I was able to set up
the output to echo the input and the + signs are still there. It only
seems to be when I put those + signs into the datastore that they
become spaces or disappear.
Hlp! (please?)
On Aug 4, 9:28 pm, readyass...@gmail.com
offer!
On Aug 4, 9:47 pm, Bennomatic readyass...@gmail.com wrote:
One other thing: I set up a form post option, so I was able to set up
the output to echo the input and the + signs are still there. It only
seems to be when I put those + signs into the datastore that they
become spaces
I was just thinking this last night when I wasn't at my computer.
Darn you for publishing my good idea first! :)
It doesn't bring the number of queries down to 1, but it does bring
them down to 2, at least on the request side.
Of course, it also means one extra transactions every time a new
Hi Jordisan,
I'm working on something very similar, and yes, I do use both memcache
and the datastore, to ensure that the cached data lasts as long as I
want it to. Memcache, IIUC, is not guaranteed to hold onto your data
for as long as you specify. So my code looks like this:
on request for
It's hard to know for sure, but it looks to me like GAE apps are
served at least somewhat locally.
Trace to one of my apps from a server in AZ, US:
1 64.34.162.131 (64.34.162.131) 0.718 ms 0.555 ms 0.527 ms
2 1ge-gi2-22.wdc-sp2-cor-2.peer1.net (216.187.120.249) 0.779 ms
0.612 ms *
3
Hi Jeff,
Can you up my account limit, too? I've got a bunch of projects in the
pipeline and even though I don't have deployments for all of my apps
yet, I could foresee needing 15 in the next few weeks.
Thanks!
On Apr 24, 11:04 am, Jeff S (Google) j...@google.com wrote:
Hi Ted,
I've
The AJAX disconnect and reconnect option is not all that difficult.
While it's certainly nice to do push, the limitation is certainly
understandable from a billed-resources perspective.
Basically, to do it, you build into your AJAX request handlers a
setTimeout command which queues up a request
I could make a pretty good guess as to why it happened. Google's
major income is from advertising, and while they're not going broke
any time soon, the amount of money coming in from their advertising
has dropped significantly, and so things they could have done as loss
leaders to get more
The greatest advantages of AppEngine are the ease of set-up, the
scalability, and the fact that your application is available
throughout the infrastructure that Google has built worldwide the
moment you publish. If you need a python-based environment and are OK
with the limitations of
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