name as pointed out by
Mark). I am planning on making that an option for the popup plugin too.
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Michael Peters wrote:
Rhesa Rozendaal wrote:
I've been a busy little bee, and have updated three modules. Making
CAP::HtmlTidy co-operate with CAP::DevPopup was my primary goal for
today, and I'm quite pleased with the result. You can see it in action
on http
modules not thinking about
shared memory.
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some resources on the DB server.
Like I mentioned earlier, most people have a smaller number of mod_perl
processes as the backend. I would say that you probably need about as
many back end mod_perl processes as FastCGI/PPerl processes for the same
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with reporting shared memory. This is being fixed but unless you've
patched your kernel you wont see how much memory processes are sharing.
You can read more here:
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of the persistent perl. So any cron jobs, etc will need to
load their own perl and their own versions of modules. Now on most
applications this doesn't really matter. But it might.
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Memory will only get unshared if it's written to. So it's quite possible
that there are a lot of modules out there that will change package level
variables, etc and thus unshare a page. But I don't think this is a perl
issue
how much address info is provided... no i'm babbling..
Using PDF::API2 you just add a new page like so:
my $pdf = PDF::API2-new();
my $page = $pdf-page(1);
# add some text
$page-gfx-textlabel();
$page-update();
# get a new page
$page = $pdf-page(2);
...
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PDF of something that is never actually seen in HTML by the user.
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this, and that separate script
for get/post idea just gave me the shivers
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Tregar to get his DB profiler pop up thingy working with
new DevPopup too. http://use.perl.org/~samtregar/journal/25051
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templates with arguments. This is especially helpful for
recursive templates (eg, a threaded discussion) where you can pass the
root node to a template much like you would for a recursive function.
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this:
wrapper.tmpl
html
headtitle[% page_title %]/title/head
body[% content %]/body
/html
gooey.tmpl
[% SET page_title = 'Gooey Center' %]
...
Your perl code:
my $template = Template-new(
WRAPPER = 'wrapper.tmpl',
...
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and then allow some mechanism that
someone can use if they need to override it.
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and still almost as fast as the
other 2 (look at BerkeleyDB and BerkeleyDB::Lite)
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Cache::* module
suits?.
Ok, before we go down this road, can anyone give me a good reason that
we need to permanently store these images or even cache them? The
CAPTCHA phrase should be random enough that we would never use the same
image twice in a reasonable amount of time right?
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with my approach would be if some
or all browsers wouldn't accept cookies with an image. I can't imagine
why they wouldn't, but I've never tested it myself.
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Jason A. Crome wrote:
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I don't think the user should have to call create_captcha() at all. It
should be a run mode that is automatically added to the using app.
What about those runmodes that don't need a CAPTCHA? All of my
runmodes
Mark Stosberg wrote:
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Jason A. Crome wrote:
On Aug 25, 2005, at 11:56 AM, Michael Peters wrote:
I don't think the user should have to call create_captcha() at all. It
should be a run mode that is automatically added to the using app
since according to the docs for CAP::FiF -b
$html must be a scalarref.
So there shouldn't be any confusion.
Too magical ?
I don't think it's too magical. This is essentially what ::ValidateRM
does to right?
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the module you want to use to generate the checksum (e.g.
Digest::MD5 or Digest::SHA1), or you can create your own subroutine to
do the work.
Overall, very cool stuff...
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it a Content-Disposition header to give the
file a name?
Content-Dispositioni: attached; filename=download.zip;
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What happens if you send it a Content-Disposition header to give the
file a name?
Content-Dispositioni: attached; filename=download.zip;
Of course that should be Content-Disposition not Content-Dispositioni.
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be a configuration variable that tells the
plugin to 'rewrite' any incoming urls for a given run mode into an HTTPS
scheme. This would be done simply using URI and doing an HTTP redirect.
I've added it to the wiki
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Request entered on: Tue, 26 Jul 2005 14:03:51 GMT
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NAME
Data::FormValidator::Constraints::DateTime - D::FV constraints for dates
and times
DESCRIPTION
This package provides constraint routines for Data
() is par for the course. You module is a plugin/mix-in so it's
not only allowed to add behavior, but change existing behavior. I would
also think it allows other plugins to use load_tmpl() without having to
guess what templating engine is being used.
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to solve if
there's a real use-case. And if it doesn't come up, then we continue
with a simpler API/code base :)
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before you add features then it's normally not a big deal.
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Cees Hek wrote:
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my $error_page = $self-check_rm(...);
if( $error_page ) {
return $error_page;
} else {
my $email = $self-dfv-valid('email');
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Which seems very readable to me.
I don't want to join the debate on whether
Mark Stosberg wrote:
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Hello,
I've just uploaded a new developer release of ValidateRM to CPAN, which
you can also get here:
http://mark.stosberg.com/dfv/CGI
.
I'll also second the idea of making it a subclass of Module::Starter.
It's a really easy tool to make sure you don't forget something in your
cpan dist and still makes sense for non-cpan stuff.
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will happen there and this lists traffic will reduce. So
it might be an annoyance for some, but probably only temporary.
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when the package provides a lot
so that your namespace isn't cluttered with stuff you're not going to
use. However, I can't see someone using this module without using those
methods.
Thumbs up? Thumbs down?
Up, way up!
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distribution.
If this is the case, is the goal to first get it to pass all of it's
tests and then to fix it?
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: Connection closed unexpectedly
[EMAIL PROTECTED] CGI-Session]$ svn update
svn: Connection closed unexpectedly
Any ideas? I've used svn quite a bit and have never had this problem?
I'm using svn client 1.1.4
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, they don't point out
that Perl has been doing most of this kinda stuff for a while now. I
guess that's what you get for being the old kid on the block :)
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I have no idea what caused this. . . I ended up uninstalling the FreeBSD
port and getting a fresh tarball from the Subversion web site. After a
quick recompile and a little testing, all seems to be well.
Cool, that fixed it, thanks!
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If you still would like an account, please let me know.
Well, since you asked :) I would like one.
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like that as well (although that wouldn't be
that critical a move).
This would also go along with with my
D::FV::C::DateTime
the
D::FV::C::Upload
and the
D::FV::C::Geo (which is still floating around in my head :)
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Mark Stosberg wrote:
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Mark Stosberg wrote:
Jason Purdy wrote:
I foresee a need for a setup hook for the BREAD plugin, to dynamically
create runmodes.
I think you can just define these at the init() stage when the same effect.
You
Mark Stosberg wrote:
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I think you are wrong. Looking at the source code of new(),
We can see the object creation:
# Create our object!
my $self = {};
bless($self, $class);
Right, but how do you register a callback for init
a reboot :)
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There is at least one more that I would like to make. I've tried to
contact the author before about it, but to no avail. It envolves
allowing C::S to use mod_unique_id to generate the unique identifier
since
it works but maybe that would
become clearer as I play with it some more.
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I've usually used one of the 2 nameing conventions:
1) edit (show the edit screen), update (perform the update), add (show
the add screen), insert (perform the insertion)
2) show_edit, edit, show_add, add
Yours
Mark Fuller wrote:
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Not just that, but it also provides an easy way to pass variables
between methods as well as communicating between plugins and other base
classes.
I'm not an OO guru. If I'm off base please forgive me. But, what's the
difference
the changes and patches. These are
pretty minor and I don't think they will affect the test suite (except
to add tests for the new hook), but I'll make sure everything passes :)
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use AnyTemplate at the moment (even though I lied in my YAPC talk and
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be easier to just
copy-paste/fiddle than to actually abstract it out. But we're kinda
stupid in this regard. Please join up on the matchstick mailing list and
express your interest. We just need a good kickstart (well, ok, some
time wouldn't hurt either).
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I suppose we also need an is_hook_available($hookname) method :)
Yeah, I thought of that too. Then the CAP::MyDBH plugin could look for
the config hook if it's available, else pick something else appropriately
Mark Stosberg wrote:
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It seems to me that most use cases for plugin execution order aren't
about when something happens, but when it happens in relation to
something else.
I agree this a key point. So far we have seen two use cases
Michael and
lots more will be there so we'd definitely have a good group if the
time's right.
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Rhesa Rozendaal wrote:
Michael Peters wrote:
Right now the order of execution for callbacks is based on the class
inheritance tree which in turn is controlled by the order the user
'uses' the plugins. So, anything added to an existing callback would
always be run before the built in sub (ie
Rhesa Rozendaal wrote:
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# now inside of my dbh plugin
$self-add_callback(
after_config = \_setup_dbh
);
Then my base class can simply:
use C::A::P::MyConfig;
use C::A::P::MyDBH;
Minor detail: what would happen if I'm only interested in your CAP
Michael Peters wrote:
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This is true. After reading the above, and other comments you make below
this doesn't seem like that big of a change.
Okay, here are patches against 4.01 that defines the 'after_*' hooks for
the init, prerun, postrun and teardown phases
the place and the time on any of those dates.
I'm not local, but I'll be in NY the evening of the 21st. If that works
for everyone else, then i'm game. I know that Jesse's wife just released
child 2.0 so we'll see if he can break away for an evening.
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around plugin config data too.
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Apache::Test) and choose
which module it loads. Since you specify the included httpd conf file
under apache test it needs to be compatible with the version of Apache
the user has installed.
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can just do
return $self-next_mode(1);
and then in next_mode
sub next_mode {
my ($self, $redirect) = @_;
if( $redirect ) {
# do something extra special
}
.
.
}
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certain run mode and a certain submit button was pressed you would
change to a different mode (using prerun_mode() method).
HTH
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- find and fix document mistakes (Sam Tregar)
- added tutorial for getting started with swishe (Sam Tregar)
- added TEMPLATE option to setup() (Sam Tregar)
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look at the HIGHLIGHT_CONTEXT, HIGHLIGHT_START
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Due to prodding and coaxing by some coworkers I finally got around to
putting this on CPAN.
It's a C::A based module that lets you easily add a site search to your
application using swish-e (http://www.swish-e.org
. While it does
provide protection from this additional dependency it causes extra
headache for someone who may not know the dependency exists. Maybe if
it's listed as an optional dependency it wouldn't be so bad, so that
CPAN could still follow it if the user wants...
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set is will then use Text::Context to obtain a suitable context
of the search content for each result returned and highlight the
text according to the HIGHLIGHT_START and HIGHLIGHT_STOP
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plan went to sleep() until he was born.
Good luck to all the CGI-App speakers! Post the news of your talks back
to the list.
I'll definitely be making the slides available to any and all who want
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sure we can scrounge up some more people. :)
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Matthew Weier O'Phinney wrote:
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Michael Peters wrote:
Joel Gwynn wrote:
So the ads are inserted via javascript and not interpreted php? What
are the non-javascript options, just out of curiousity.
It really shouldn't be that hard to write
Michael Peters wrote:
Joel Gwynn wrote:
So the ads are inserted via javascript and not interpreted php? What
are the non-javascript options, just out of curiousity.
It really shouldn't be that hard to write a one mode C::A that would
randomly pick an ad and send it to the browser. If you
think he might mean interpolation inside of tags.
tmpl_include tmpl_var name.html
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I've seen (I know, I know, I
should really try it out first hand) it doesn't do anything that can't
already be done with perl (Maypole, Catalyst, C::A w/TT and Class::DBI).
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Well, keep working towards it :)
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}
Much simpler and easier to maintain if C::A changes the interanals of
it's load_tmpl method.
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it easier if ValidateRM exposes the method it uses to
create the error page as part of it's public API? Would this make sense
Mark? or is there a better way?
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is that this should not be a part of C::A,
it would still make a nice plugin :)
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this sort of dual-use of a run-mode?
What functionality would it add?
If it get's implemented, I'm sure it would be trivial to allow something
like
$self-bounce('display_widget', %extra_args);
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come to work to get replies. So, don't be surprised if I don't answer
immediately :-(.
We'll try not to be impatient then :)
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it to still be there
after you deliver a page to the user.
Others have suggested it before so I'm just following up... Have you
looked at CGI::Application::Plugin::Session? It's about the easiest way
in the world to use sessions with C::A.
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related group of actions, then issue a
commit, then repeat. If something fails, the commit is never issued and
Class::DBI does a good job of logging what failed.
Does that help?
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, but interesting: btail http://www.vanheusden.com/btail/
Its a bayesian tail filter so you 'teach' it what kind of log messages
matter to you and what kind don't. An interesting approach to filtering
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those machines and skip the rpm step.
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of the reasons I suggested using a templating system. It would all be
within one process. Even under mod_perl this system would be faster than
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Authz/Authen are just the shorthand Apache uses.
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It's really easy to create the profile and then take the valid results
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