This is my first time using Catalyst and I'm hitting a problem that
I've been trying to debug for a shamefully long time now with no
success.
I started by going step-by-step through Jon Rockway's tutorial on
CPAN
COMMENT='this table stores the relationship of what users have roles';
Charlie Garrison wrote:
Good evening,
On 6/9/07 at 11:15 PM -0700, Dustin Suchter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The overall question is, what the heck is going on?!?
What does your conf file look like (probably yaml file
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Jason Kohles wrote:
On Sep 7, 2007, at 3:22 PM, Dustin Suchter wrote:
Unfortunately I thought of that one already, and the two do match.
Here's the useful YAML and below is the useful SQL just to double
check. I believe the underlying MySQL engine is 4.1.
# cat adblue.yml | grep -v \s
This is only slightly modified code from the tutorial on CPAN. I
probably mis-copied something and hence my problem, but I can't seem
to figure out what.
I have a a controller called Campaigns.pm with the delete method
below (comments and empty lines removed):
124 sub delete : Local {
126 my
and transact a delete that
removes the child rows first and then the parent rows, in order to
make sure everything gets deleted. I think that one is a pipe dream
so I'll happily use my solution above for now.
-d
Dustin Suchter wrote:
This is only slightly modified code from the tutorial on CPAN. I
So I've thought of a few different ways to pass data between Local
methods across two different controllers, but none of them seem like
good ideas. I still don't fully get the Catalyst framework yet, so
I'm asking a very open question, What are a few right ways to do
this? TIMTOWTDI, of course.
:27 am Dustin Suchter wrote:
So I've thought of a few different ways to pass data between Local
methods across two different controllers, but none of them seem like
good ideas. I still don't fully get the Catalyst framework yet, so
I'm asking a very open question, What are a few right ways to do
Ummm... that's what I logically thought was the right solution,
but I tried that already - it doesn't work!! Um... I also notice a
spelling mistake for Libaray in my example, but that's me just
messing up when renaming from my real code to the examples I'm using
in email.
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