CAP::ValidateRM 2.1
CA 4.03
Hello,
there is a simple profile in application based on CGI::Application and
CAP::ValidateRM like that:
sub _form_profile {
return {
required = 'email',
msgs = {
any_errors =
Hi,
I used this syntax to get access to $self inside a profile. I basically
treated the sub that creates the form profile as a method in the class
and called it as such. Worked like a champ.
In the run mode:
# Check edit data
my ($results, $err_page) = $self-check_rm('show_form',
Cees Hek wrote:
Let's call it møøse!!!
Oh wait, that one is taken already.
How about døtCGI!!!
Nope, no good.
How about Cøtølyst!!!
This is tougher than I thought :)
Seriously though, I think a cool name would be a good thing. But I
generally come up with really crap names so I will leave
Bill Stephenson wrote:
Does anyone remember this thread?
http://www.mail-archive.com/cgiapp@lists.erlbaum.net/msg04537.html
Although none of these names really grabbed me, I think it's worth
reviewing.
Ha! Yes, and many of them still make me chuckle. Captain Perl makes
me think of a
So I've caught up all the re-branding conversation. I'll try to add a
fresh perspective.
There are really two things we are talking about here. One is a single
Perl module named CGI::Application. The other is a Larger Thing Which
Not Yet Been Named. Roughly, this is what you can do with
Howdy,
Here's the second (and hopefully final!) RFC for
CGI::Application::Plugin::Cache. I received a LOT of good feedback,
both on and off list, and a whole bunch more at YAPC. I wish I could
say a lot of ideas were mine - I have to give Cees, hide, and Perrin
a lot of props for
Hi Jason
Great work - I could really use this!
One thing I like about HTML::Mason's caching is that it can effectively get
one process to cache a new version of an expired page and set the expiration
time on the old one a bit more into the future so that other processes still
get the old cached
On Fri, 07 Jul 2006 09:25:10 -0400, Lance A. Brown wrote:
Hi Wojciech, Lance
Here's how I do that.
Complications:
(a) 2 separate CGI forms can have the same drop-down campus menu, one for the
academic's office campus and one for their teaching campus. Hence the parameter
$id_name in sub
Dan -
Thanks for the positive feedback!
While I haven't documented or done much with the driver interface
yet, I imagine the abstraction it provides will also give driver
authors the flexibility to add features to their caching backend of
choice.
Thanks for the info/suggestion. I'm
