Sorry if this is a
bonehead question, I downloaded Webware quite a while back and watching the list
for quite a while, but haven't had a chance to dig into it much yet. So here it
is, the posting about membership management got me wondering if there are hooks
into OpenLDAP yet, if not, I thi
On Thu, 2001-12-13 at 02:09, Mike Orr wrote:
> For storage, you can go with either plain MySQL/PostgreSQL, MiddleKit
> over MySQL/PostgreSQL, or ZODB. ZODB works best where there are either
> a low frequency of writes, or where most of the writes are adding records
> rather than modifying them in
> Xitami seems like a good solution -- its only drawbacks are that nobody's
> tried to use Webware with it, and you won't be able to get faster
> performance using mod_webkit. Apache does work fine on Win98, so if you
> want to stick with a proven solution, go with Apache.
>
> I hope you're only
At 08:45 AM 12/13/01 -0600, Patrick K. O'Brien wrote:
>For a number of reasons, I'm stuck on a Win98 platform at the moment. I need
>a web server that I can use on this machine with Webware. Is anyone using
>Apache on Win98? The Apache site didn't instill a lot of confidence in me,
>not that I bla
On Thu, Dec 13, 2001 at 08:40:07AM -0600, Patrick K. O'Brien wrote:
> I just wish the standalone use of
> ZODB was further along.
> But I've heard rumors that general Python
> persistence is becoming a higher priority for Jim and Guido, so perhaps
> things will improve in this area.
The Python t
FYI, IE 6 likes to center things where IE 5.5 left aligns them. We wrap
our body content in then put a table inside that
with align=left. That breaks in IE 6. There are two ways to fix it,
described here:
http://www.evolt.org/article/Does_IE_6_Center_Your_Table_Content/17/1534
1/
We chose th
> Hi Jeff,
>
> Do your "multipage reports" properly handle page
> breaks or are they plain vanilla HTML ?
Good question. We do have two style sheets, one for screen, one for
print. We're a small shop and haven't dedicated as much time as I would
like towards style sheets. Here's some code tha
For a number of reasons, I'm stuck on a Win98 platform at the moment. I need
a web server that I can use on this machine with Webware. Is anyone using
Apache on Win98? The Apache site didn't instill a lot of confidence in me,
not that I blame them. Running Apache on Win98 sounds crazy to me too. I
Wow. Lots of good info. Thanks, Mike.
The project will probably be a mix of open-source and some closed-source.
But I would push to make as much open as possible. If I used ZODB, it would
be storing only data, not code (yuck). I just wish the standalone use of
ZODB was further along. But I've hea
A colleague of mine developed a reporting app that uses CSS tags to force page breaks,
but it only works in IE 6.0
Check the MS web builder site.
-Aaron Held
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From: "Thomas Kumlehn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2001 6:20 A
Yep, was a cached page. Sorry.
Philipp
> It does point to 0.6. Perhaps you have a cached page? Try reload.
>
> Or perhaps you meant that the "download mirror" didn't contain the
> final release of 0.6. I have now fixed that and moved all older
> releases to a PrevReleases/ directory.
>
>
> Thank
Hi Jeff,
Do your "multipage reports" properly handle page
breaks or are they plain vanilla HTML ?
Does anybody know about tricks to create HTML that
i.e. breaks a long table at a configured page break
and adds a table footer, a page foot, the break, a new
page header and a table header ...
By
On Wed, Dec 12, 2001 at 10:04:17PM -0600, Patrick K. O'Brien wrote:
> I'm evaluating Webware as a possible tool to use in creating a web-based
> system for managing the memberships of a couple of non-profit associations.
> I was hoping you folks might be able to help inform my decision.
>
> What
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