On Mon, 12 May 2014 14:49:33 +0200, Sebastjan Hribar
sebastjan.hri...@gmail.com wrote:
I can only use textarea rows:'5' @testform.testing
for displaying pruposes.
Why? textarea is the way to do multiline text inputs in HTML.
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On Sat, 19 Apr 2014 13:22:52 +0200, Sebastjan Hribar
sebastjan.hri...@gmail.com wrote:
2. UTF-8 encoding doesn't work. Special characters like č, š, ž from my
language are not displayed. Should I force the encoding and how?
You need to do two things:
a) Ensure that the source text is, in
It went thru to me.
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2012/8/14 Jenna Fox a...@creativepony.com:
testing. list seems to be ignoring my messages
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The fonts don't display because Opera sucks balls when it comes to
text-transform.
I have ran into problems with it before (when dynamically changing
.style.textTransform of an input field, the text displayed is not
updated - testcase:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10983006/textransformbug.html) and
W dniu 16 kwietnia 2012 20:50 użytkownik Nokan Emiro
uzleep...@gmail.com napisał:
Actually I think it's not logical that you can build HTML by default using
Markaby, but you can't build CSS in the same way.
You never need to insert any variables into your CSS code. (If you do,
you're doing it
Camping.goes :App
module App
use Rack::Static, :urls = ['/static']
end
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You can't really write Javascript in Ruby due to the way it (and its
libraries like jQuery) handle functions. Sure, it could be done, but
the code would be ugly.
2011/12/18, Isak Andersson icepa...@lavabit.com:
Not really sure to be honest.
It looks very nice and is basically markaby.
But I
I don't think I understand the problem - can't you just `require` all
the files with controllers?
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I don't have time to look thru now, but it doesn't seem to support
boolean attributes (e.g. `input checked:true` should render input
checked=checked /)? I was very much missing this feature in old
Markaby, and finally even wrote a patch, as you might remember[1].
It'd probably be quite easy to
I'm not sure what are you trying to accomplish.
Can't you just create a config.ru file like this:
require './yourapp.rb'
run YourApp
And then use `rackup` to start the app?
config.ru files are widely understood, the same thing works for
example with mod_passenger or Heroku.
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The app itself implements Rack protocol. (That is, if you do
Camping.goes :App, then your obj variable would be App - it
implements .call, I think it's all that's needed?)
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Does it work the regular way? (via rackup)
Does it work your way, but with a different handler?
Which version of rack you're using? I can't find any usage of tr
method in 1.3.4's rack/utils.rb, and line 37 of rack/session/cookie.rb
is a comment.
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I was only once generating an RSS feed, and I just did it with
Markaby. You can see live example here:
http://warlightrss.heroku.com/general - and the source code: (RSS
generation is at the very bottom)
http://warlightrss.heroku.com/source/web.rb
Also, don't judge, this is old (still just works,
Personally I hate it. It's like table border=2 and font size=7
once again, except this time camouflaged as CSS classes. The only good
things in there are either styled pretty much the same way by default
(like, say, headers), or require a line of code (@basefont, layouts).
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So, are we reverting it? It's still in the latest GitHub commit.
(If it was unclear, I agree with Jenna - while certainly neat, this should go.)
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`gem install camping`
:D
(You may also want to install Markaby, ActiveRecord and all that.)
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If this only supports Erb, then we should throw it away as fast as
possible ;) I see no reason why would anyone want to use something
*that* dinosauric in a new project.
If it also supports (or can support), say, Haml, then I see how it
could be useful (although nearly all of my Camping projects
Personally I probably won't be using it, I like having class names
around and being able to link to them with R(). (I change my paths
often.) Certainly won't hurt to have it, for really small apps.
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Jenna, on whitebook.mooo.com there are links pointing to localhost:4331.
Website is nice, but menu item are slightly unreadable :(
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2010/8/19 Jenna Fox a...@creativepony.com:
Not right now? I can find no mention of this localhost:4331. I guess you
caught my dev server while I was playing around and forgot to set the
hostname right. It wouldn't be published like that. It's a macro-type thing
to make the tumblog work
2010/7/4 Philippe Monnet r...@monnet-usa.com:
Just for fun and to keep creative juives flowing I mocked up one idea of
layout including a resizable look and a slideshow to showcase key points
about Camping. That slideshow is using straight HTML and Javascript.
See
2010/6/8, Raimon Fernandez co...@montx.com:
In Reststop docs they say a good example is the blog.rb, but their link is
broken.
Where I can find it ?
It should come with the gem, in examples directory. You can also find
it here: http://github.com/camping/camping/blob/master/examples/blog.rb
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