Jesse,
Af few weeks ago, I asked a question about a snazzy way to do a fill
in form in one line
return
$self-fill_form($self-tt_process({}),$self-dbh-selectrow_hashref(SELECT
* from menus WHERE id = ?,{},$id));
Since this uses dbh directly, in Krang to do something similar does
that mean you
On Sun, 18 Dec 2005 09:19:18 -0500, Cees Hek wrote:
Hi Cees
That is the rule I follow as well. The only time the CGI::App
Same here.
object sees a DBI handle is when it needs to pass one to a plugin
(like the session plugin). It never ever uses it directly.
Right.
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Cheers
Ron Savage,
I'm writing a medium-sized web-based financial application that will have up
to 50 run modes between presenting empty forms, saving, editing, updating,
and deleting from them. Run modes *could* be broken down into groups, e.g.,
these 4 deal with managing users, these 6 deal with managing project
Brad Cathey wrote:
I'm writing a medium-sized web-based financial application that will have up
to 50 run modes between presenting empty forms, saving, editing, updating,
and deleting from them. Run modes *could* be broken down into groups, e.g.,
these 4 deal with managing users, these 6
Thank you Michael, that was very helpful. Unfortunately it uncovered areas
I'm unfamiliar with, that a good study of OO will help.
Brad Cathey wrote:
I'm writing a medium-sized web-based financial application that will have up
to 50 run modes between presenting empty forms, saving, editing,
On 12/17/05, Brad Cathey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm writing a medium-sized web-based financial application that will have up
to 50 run modes between presenting empty forms, saving, editing, updating,
and deleting from them. Run modes *could* be broken down into groups, e.g.,
these 4 deal
