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FWIW, I think it's an excellent work.
T0m's photo might be a bit frightening for newcomers, though ;-)
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But the question arises: is he the _real_ Oleg Pronin... ?
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Any advice would be appreciated.
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I think this example is very interesting and should end up into the wiki
somewhere!
I think it can be a good selling point for DBIC, but I've not seen it
explained so well until now (but I admit I've not looked up the docs in
a while...)
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Rodrigo ha scritto:
On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 6:13 PM, Marcello Romani
mailto:mrom...@ottotecnica.com>> wrote:
Hallo,
I have a controller base class that implements the usual crud
actions (list, create, etc.), and I would like to override i.e. the
list method in a su
Controller );
sub list : Local {
do stuff
}
In MyApp::Controller::CD:
use base qw( MyApp::Controller::Base );
sub list : Local {
do other stuff
}
when I call /myapp/cd/list the base controller's list action gets called...
Can someone give me a hint ?
Thank you.
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If this is the case, then the fact that the fk constraints at the
database level work is to be expected (if you use InnoDB for example).
DBIC, on the other hand, thinks you have multiple databases.
jagdish
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circle overlaps a little with the red bar below.
This way the logo could be enlarged without the need to add more white
space to the top of the page (which would be a waste of space), and
would also add a bit of "special effect" to the page, without being,
IMHO, too intrusive.
ggestion, I suggest incorporating a list of recent blogs/news as
in Simon's design. To me, that indicates the "freshness", for lack of
a better word, of the project and its community.
And to everyone, keep up the good work!
Drew
I put my vote to this new design!
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Aristotle Pagaltzis ha scritto:
* Marcello Romani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008-06-17 08:50]:
To "get started" I would put up a simple page with a bullet
list where in a few points the reader has to learn: what is
catalyst, what benefits it brings to web developement, how to
instal
lyst, what benefits
it brings to web developement, how to install it, then point to the
first, simple tutorial which will get its feet wet.
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While I like #1 the most, and I'd really like to see the crop-circle
thingy of #2 integrated into it, I think designers should take
movabletype.org design as a source of inspiration.
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Regards,
Thanks for mentioning that article, I found it very nice and informative.
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d memory.
You could probably check if you preload your app in your apache config file.
Something like:
use lib qw(/path/to/MyApp/lib);
PerlModule MyApp;
etc.
HTH
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I had similar problems once or twice in the past year, and I remember
having played with -k (keep alive flag). If my memory is right, -k was
causing delays. I think it's also worth trying with and without -r flag.
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Octavian Rasnita ha scritto:
From: "Marcello Romani" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
But if I do that and a client will close the browser without logging
off, somebody else could open the browser and the app will recognize
him as the owner of the account, so it could be a big security iss
t 100% sure, but probably you could achieve that by setting the
expiry date in the past.
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P.S.: Please don't start a new thread under an existing one.
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