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Heh in reply to my own question. It looks like you specify a max length
over 255 to use a text field? Or is there a better way?
On Monday 13 January 2003 09:28 pm, Luke Holden wrote:
> Ah... I know this might be a silly question but it does n
On Tuesday, January 14, 2003, at 06:28 PM, Luke Holden wrote:
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Ah... I know this might be a silly question but it does not seem
like
MiddleKit support Text or Blob fields?
How does everyone else work with this type of thing?
For example... Say
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Ah... I know this might be a silly question but it does not seem like
MiddleKit support Text or Blob fields?
How does everyone else work with this type of thing?
For example... Say I have a forum built with WebKit/MiddleKit... Obviously the
com
On Tuesday, January 14, 2003, at 12:56 PM, Stuart Donaldson wrote:
Anybody have any specific issues they would like to see solved before a
near-term release?
I would like to try and get this includeURL issues resolved, and a
couple of
other little nits in myself. Is there anyone that is using
Anybody have any specific issues they would like to see solved before a
near-term release?
I would like to try and get this includeURL issues resolved, and a couple of
other little nits in myself. Is there anyone that is using includeURL,
callMethodOfServlet, or forward() that has not had any trou
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On Monday 13 January 2003 06:07 am, Michael Engelhart wrote:
> But I'd still love to have forward() working as Luke mentioned.
See my last two patches at:
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=666560&group_id=4866&atid=304866
I do
Edmund Lian wrote:
> On 01/13/2003 10:51:09 AM Stuart wrote:
>
> >Is it correct to assume that to do what you want, you also
> need a way to
> >change contexts in the forward? Or do you expect to do everything in
> >the same context?
>
> I don't think any solution should be confined to a conte
Hi Ian
On Thu, 8 Jan 2003, Ian Bicking wrote:
> On Wed, 2003-01-08 at 22:00, Edmund Lian wrote:
> > >I never really have supported or wanted mutable forms -- people just
> > >happened to find them on their own since I left the code in. There
> > >would be no mutable forms. I don't believe there
Ian,
The FFK docs refer to "TextAreaField", but the class is named
"TextareaField". Which one needs to be modified?
BTW, I'm sending this to the Webware devel list because mail to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is being rejected with a 554 error, relay access
denied.
...Edmund.
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On 01/12/2003 11:26:34 PM Luke wrote:
>Could you give me an example of a context-wide master template in cheetah?
I
>assume this acts somewhat like my BaseLayout?
Yes. I gutted Page.py, removing any HTML generation. Instead, I have a
master Cheetah template that generates all the HTML, including
On 01/13/2003 10:51:09 AM Stuart wrote:
>Is it correct to assume that to do what you want, you also need a way to
>change contexts in the forward? Or do you expect to do everything in
>the same context?
I don't think any solution should be confined to a context. As it stands,
contexts mean next
Hi,
Geoffrey Talvola hat gesagt: // Geoffrey Talvola wrote:
> We could also just cut a release right now, with what's in CVS. There are a
> few things not working quite right and a lot more refinements we want to
> make but no showshoppers that I know of.
_From a non maintainer: votes++ for a re
Stuart Donaldson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> What should the behavior of the relative URL code be? forward()
> includeURL() and callMethodOfServlet() all do something very
> similar and
> result in calling request.setURLPath().
>
> Should root be the root of the context?
That would
Stuart Donaldson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Should we just jump in and make some of these changes? Or should we
> perhaps advertise a period where the CVS trunk may be a little less
> stable? Should we put up an interim snapshot tarball?
We could also just cut a release right now, wit
Michael Engelhart wrote:
Actually my example of doing https://domain.com -> http://domain.com
you can ignore. I remember that this is almost impossible to do with
Webware and servlets. I had some funky workaround code I used in Java
that allowed me to handle this so I was thinking that I had
Unless I am missing something... the only other ways to handle this would be:
1) Pass the information through the url.
2) Pass the information through the session.
No, neither of these are very good solutions. Using sessions for too
much can cause problems with non-linear navigation, for insta
Actually my example of doing https://domain.com -> http://domain.com
you can ignore. I remember that this is almost impossible to do with
Webware and servlets. I had some funky workaround code I used in Java
that allowed me to handle this so I was thinking that I had it working
and can't seem
Part of the reason why I dont use an external redirect, is so I can
pass data
from one servlet to another on a per request basis. For example...
passing
error information from my login action to the login page.
This is a huge thing for me also. I'm not sure if it's only pertinent
for Java Se
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