Hi,
I'm not sure if this is a Catalyst question -
How do I reference __PACKAGE__config settings from a Template Toolkit
template?
I'd like to use the config tool to set values outside the stash.
Cheers,
jec
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Jeff Chimene scribbled on 4/12/07 9:29 AM:
Hi,
I'm not sure if this is a Catalyst question -
How do I reference __PACKAGE__config settings from a Template Toolkit
template?
I'd like to use the config tool to set values outside the stash.
[% c.config.yourconfigkeyhere %]
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Peter
Peter Karman wrote:
Jeff Chimene scribbled on 4/12/07 9:29 AM:
Hi,
I'm not sure if this is a Catalyst question -
How do I reference __PACKAGE__config settings from a Template Toolkit
template?
I'd like to use the config tool to set values outside the stash.
[%
Jeff Chimene scribbled on 4/12/07 10:35 AM:
and I don't see the TT2 configuration settings. When I try the similar
experiment in the perl module, dump __PACKAGE__-config, the TT2
configuration settings are displayed.
that's because your TT config probably isn't getting set in the master
Hi Will,
You want:
$c-stash-{recs} = [EMAIL PROTECTED];
And then to access it in the Template Toolkit template, you want:
[% FOREACH row IN recs %]
id: [% row.id %]
name: [% row.name %]br /
[% END %]
And you should probably check out the following two URLs for more info
on Catalyst +
Peter Karman wrote:
Jeff Chimene scribbled on 4/12/07 10:35 AM:
and I don't see the TT2 configuration settings. When I try the
similar experiment in the perl module, dump __PACKAGE__-config,
the TT2 configuration settings are displayed.
that's because your TT config probably isn't
Will Smith scribbled on 4/12/07 11:43 AM:
I have the following piece of code:
# in controller
...
while ( my $row = $file-read ) {
push @record, {
id = $row-{id},
name = $row-{name},
};
}
$c-stash-{recs} = @records;
.
What is the syntax on the tt2 to access the id and name?
Hello all,
I have a CMS-like application using Catalyst for which about 40-50% of requests
contain large file uploads. I'm using a pretty standard two-tiered setup to
avoid tying up heavy mod_perl procs for slow client downloads.
Now I'd like to avoid tying up the heavy procs for slow
Brian Kirkbride scribbled on 4/12/07 12:16 PM:
Is there something like this in existence already? I searched Google
and CPAN but didn't find anything promising. I'd appreciate any tips or
suggestions. If I do implement it from scratch, would there be any
interest in the CGI and a
On Apr 12, 2007, at 1:01 PM, Jeff Chimene wrote:
The config is called in the View package (fori::View::Menu) I was
hoping to set TT2 values /per package/ via the config as created by
the TT2 helper. It looks like (after DEBUG = 'all') that TT2 only
references the stash when it resolves
On Thu, Apr 12, 2007 at 09:43:07AM -0700, Will Smith wrote:
I have the following piece of code:
# in controller
...
while ( my $row = $file-read ) {
Template Toolkit also has WHILE so you could just pass in $file
Extensive use of $c-log-_dump or [% USE Dumper %] or other
variations can
Hi Brian,
* Brian Kirkbride [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2007-04-12 19:25]:
I have a CMS-like application using Catalyst for which about
40-50% of requests contain large file uploads. I'm using a
pretty standard two-tiered setup to avoid tying up heavy
mod_perl procs for slow client downloads.
[…]
Hi Adeola,
* Adeola Awoyemi [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2007-04-11 16:40]:
In my application I'm generating images on the fly and want to
redirect to the image if creation succeeds.
I tried using $c-response-redirect( $new_filepath ) but
that issues a 302 Temporarily Moved status. But what I
On 4/12/07, Brian Kirkbride [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now I'd like to avoid tying up the heavy procs for slow uploads. Many suggest
to run upload handlers as CGI rather than mod_perl because the 1s startup time
is negligent compared to the time required to upload. I have tried this and it
Mentioned on irc, but you can drop the Credential portion of this
altogether.
All you need to do is use the standard Password credential and set
the password_type config option to be 'self_check', and it will do
what you want, actually almost _exactly_ what your code does in
fact. The
Perrin Harkins wrote:
On 4/12/07, Brian Kirkbride [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now I'd like to avoid tying up the heavy procs for slow uploads. Many
suggest
to run upload handlers as CGI rather than mod_perl because the 1s
startup time
is negligent compared to the time required to upload. I have
A. Pagaltzis wrote:
Hi Brian,
* Brian Kirkbride [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2007-04-12 19:25]:
I have a CMS-like application using Catalyst for which about
40-50% of requests contain large file uploads. I'm using a
pretty standard two-tiered setup to avoid tying up heavy
mod_perl procs for slow client
On 4/12/07, Brian Kirkbride [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It doesn't look like mod_proxy, which I am currently using, supports this. It
looks like Perlbal does however. Any other suggestions?
Since I always use mod_proxy, I can't vouch for any others. I've seen
people mention nginx, pound, and
Jason Kohles wrote:
On Apr 12, 2007, at 1:01 PM, Jeff Chimene wrote:
The config is called in the View package (fori::View::Menu) I was
hoping to set TT2 values /per package/ via the config as created by
the TT2 helper. It looks like (after DEBUG = 'all') that TT2 only
references the stash
On Thu, Apr 12, 2007 at 04:18:06PM -0700, Jeff Chimene wrote:
Thanks for the reply. The problem I'm trying to solve is referencing
(reading) config settings from a template. I'd like to tell one or more
templates that sometimes they will use frames sometimes not
(debugging). I blithely
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