I installed CAP::Bread and would like to use it for some editing until the
"real" application has
runmodes to edit all the tables.
Now after some experimenting I got it to work with my SQLite database. There is
only one
problem: all fields seem to be mandatory that is I cannot leave any fields
empty. It doesn't
help to deactivate javascript to get rid of the error messages. Then the
changes are not
saved.
I tried to change from Class::DBI::Loader to self-made Class::DBI classes but
this didn't work
for me at all. Are there any examples how do get this setup going?
Another problem is that I cannot edit the primary key which is not a problem
from the
commandline (via sqlite3). This could be considered a feature but I would still
like to be able
to edit this field.
Here an example of a simple table definition:
create table test (
nr integer not null primary key,
name varchar null,
age integer null
);
As I understand it, the 'null' should be enough to make 'name' and 'age'
optional.
Thanks for any help
Michael
p.s.: I am very impressed by the advanced perl that is used to make this plugin
possible.
p.p.s.: there is a problem when $ENV{'SCRIPT_URI'} is not set by the web server
(as it isn't
by mine). Then the redirect after an edit leads to an infinite loop.
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