::CompressGzip;
My hosting service (Lunarpages) said they had no record of any maintenance
on the server. But, obviously, something changed.
Anyone know what might have happened?
Puzzledly,
Bruce
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webapps (where it will be handled by CGI.pm).
Cheers,
Bruce
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On Thu, Apr 9, 2009 at 11:20 AM, P Kishor punk.k...@gmail.com wrote:
On Thu, Apr 9, 2009 at 9:53 AM, Lyle Brooks bro
www.htmlhelp.org and get advice.
Or here:
http://www.alvit.de/handbook/
Bruce
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; # lib for this webapp
use Notify;
Notify-new-run(); #default runmode is 'test'
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But, obviously, I don't understand the documentation, because, this, and
every other attempt at it produces only a Not Found error.
thx,
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Michael Peters wrote in an email message dated 2/15/2008 6:37 PM:
Bruce McKenzie wrote:
Thanks Michael. Any way I name it, I get a Not Found.
That's becuase you didn't follow my advice :) See below.
Well, I tried :-(
So your module is called 'Notify'. If you notice in my last email I said
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on-the-fly (on the client) is that the
developers who use and support these libraries share their cross-browser
black magic.
See, for example, the discussions recorded at
http://www.nabble.com/JQuery-f15494.html
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I use TT. It lets me create webapps and HTML pages with code that's
easier (for me, anyway) to read and maintain than HTML tags mixed with
HTMLTemplate tags.
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OK, so I'm way behind the rest of the world when it comes to XML -- but
I am using CGI::Application -- so how hard could it be to catch up? :-)
What I want to do is return XML (as an Ajax response) to the jQuery
Interface library Autocomplete plugin.
In the plugin documentation example, data
This question would actually sort of fit into the Ajax thread which is
under the subject Test 2 - is this thing on :-)
Anyway, should I be changing the header type when returning JSON or
something other than HTML from CAP?
Thx,
Bruce
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Thanks Michael,
I do use the JSON plug-in , but I've always done it this way:
sub get_json {#
my $perl_data_structure = shift;
use JSON; # func interface imports objToJson
return objToJson( $perl_data_structure );
}
Michael Peters wrote:
Bruce McKenzie wrote:
This question
of things easy to do, including handling Ajax calls. It's very well
documented, and has a very active developer community see
http://www.nabble.com/JQuery-f15494.html
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looking for is an easy way to write
myWebPage.html.gz at the same time I write myWebpage HTML.
Bruce
Michael Peters wrote:
Bruce McKenzie wrote:
Hi --
I've been enjoying the speed increase for cgi::app applications achieved
by CGI::Application::Plugin::CompressGzip.
I use CGI::App to generate
Thanks, Cees, nope it's running on my localhost Apache server. I
retrieved the error message from the FireFox Javascript console.
Cees Hek wrote:
On 3/6/06, Bruce McKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But textAjax throws this javascript error:
Error: [Exception... Component returned failure
Hello,
I'm trying to rewrite some existing apps to take advantage of the
convenience of CGI::Dispatch. I've run into a problem with the way
relative URLs are resolved.
Say I want to use an app called 'cat.pl' to run the module Contact
which has a default runmode of test. This prints out a
I wish I'd thought of adding a BASE tag to the template before I
clicked send on that last post. Arrgh. Anyway, that is the simple
solution.
Bruce
Bruce McKenzie wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to rewrite some existing apps to take advantage of the
convenience of CGI::Dispatch. I've run
Thanks Cees
Cees Hek wrote:
Can you show us the resulting HTML from the examples you give below?
Here's what I take to be the relevant bits in what I got from the
scripts quoted at the bottom of the page:
ul class=sortablelist id=sortablelist_1
li style=position: relative;
Hi.
I'm using the SortableList example from the HTML::Prototype::Plugin as a
base to try some experiments of my own.
In the HTML::Prototype library, there are a functions called
link_to_remote and submit_to_remote The examples in the dox don't
make it clear (to me, anyway) how to specify
Hi,
Cees Hek wrote:
And lastly, what version of
CGI::Application::Plugin::TT are you using? It has to be greater than
v0.07, since that is when the 'c' parameter feature was added. I
guess I should explicitly require that version in the example...
That was it -- I had v.06 -- now that I've
Hi --
So I decided to try to figure out how to write this Ajax stuff the right
way.
Now I'd like to try to understand the sortable list example that comes
with HTML::Prototye cgiapp plugin. On my (localhost Apache/1.3.33
(Win32) ) server, I get this result from running the app:
Here is a simple implementation of a form created with CGI::Appication,
Template-Toolkit, and CGI::Ajax that will process changed fields without
submitting and re-drawing the form.
Thanks to all for your help.
Cheers,
Bruce
webapp pl ##
#!/usr/bin/perl
use WebApp;
my
There was a thread here in October with a request for an example of a
simple implementation of CGI::App and Ajax. But then it went on and got
a little too complicated -- at least I don't see any implementations
simple enough for my skills in the followup posts :-) I'd particularly
like to see
Stephenson wrote:
On Dec 17, 2005, at 1:48 PM, Bruce McKenzie wrote:
There was a thread here in October with a request for an example of a
simple implementation of CGI::App and Ajax. But then it went on and
got a little too complicated -- at least I don't see any
implementations simple enough for my
. The module authors maintain a bulletin board -- I've
posted this question there, too --
http://www.perljax.us/forums/viewtopic.php?p=45#45
Cheers,
Bruce
Fred Moyer wrote:
Bruce McKenzie wrote:
I was hoping just to get my feet wet -- HTML::Prototype looks kinda
deep for a beginner :-)
I
Ron Savage wrote:
o The synopsis has:
input type=text name=val1 id=val1
onkeyup=exported_func( ['val1'], ['resultdiv'] );
I think it would have been clearer to say:
name = some_name
so that you do not get the wrong idea about the usage of id.
Spot on, Ron! I got this note from
Hi --
CAPSICUM -- kick it up a notch :-)
or things that say or connote the way it works:
RUNMODES
RUN!
PROPELLER CAP :-)
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cap a pied
you're covered (Fr head to foot)
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if no publisher sees it as a moneymaker.
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or
cookbook chapter where I can get a clue without having to work too hard :-)
Thx.
Bruce
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