I'd like someone w/ better catalyst-fu to recommend how I could implement urls
for members a la myspace and youtube ( ie http://websiteurl.com/membername )
.
There's got to be a better way that creating a seperate controller for each
user.
perl 5.9
catalyst-runtime 5.71
hans,
This seems to work, although, i'd have to add logic to have this member
controller ignore the following types of urls
http://websiteurl.com/signup
http://websiteurl.com/members/ = users see this as their url when logged in.
-Charles
From: Hans Dieter
://website.com/is the user's
profile which is publically viewable while http://website.com/member/ is the
users url when they are logged in.
Thanks so much for your input.
Catalyst Rocks.
-Charles
Are you sure you want to layout your URLs that way, though? You'll *never* need
other top level items
correction: http://website.com/is the user's profile which is publically
viewable ...
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Subject: Re: [Catalyst] website member
I don't want to implement code for a blog. What's the easiest way to
incorporate wordpress on my site under my single catalyst instance .
I'm going to download the wordpress code and not have it hosted elsewhere.
I'd like to have the blog like mydomainname.com/blog . I've got a
I have finished development of my app using the built in server in the scripts
dir. I have installed it and configured apache to let it run under
http://myurl.com/myapp .
The Root.pm index controller get's called and works ( fetches db table data and
returns via TT ) when I visit
.
Thanks,
C
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I have finished development
about $target's structure.
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Agreed. I've had it on TODO for the past two weeks, but getting
hammered at dayjob. Will try to do this week.
Regards,
Charlie
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On Wed, Jun 25, 2008 at 4:57 PM, Marcus Ramberg
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On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 07:13:37AM -0400, Charles Bailey wrote:
Agreed. I've had it on TODO for the past two weeks, but getting
hammered at dayjob. Will try to do this week.
We're one more dev release short of shipping
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Hi,
Sorry for the shakey subject title, but that's the best way I can
think of to sumarise. Anyway, in my project at the moment I often have
forms where the user is moving something, and needs to first search
for a destination. An example is changing the track artist: first the
user searches for
I was considering Lucene as the basis of an text search engine.
Lucence fans claim it's the industry standard.
http://search.cpan.org/~tbusch/Lucene-0.18/lib/Lucene.pm
Mmm, maybe - we've just moved from it to Xipian at $work - same
results but significantly easier to deploy (no longer
) utility class that I've found helpful when dealing
with simple hash-based classes.
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#!/usr/local/bin/perl
#
use 5.010;
package JSON::Able;
use Moose::Role;
use Carp qw(croak
I'd be very interested in seeing this, as I use Form::Processor
extensively at $work.
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I've Moosified Form::Processor and will eventually release it as a
development release to CPAN, followed by an official release at some
Hi,
This has hit me a few times, and I've just encountered it again, so I
thought it would be good to ask those wiser than I :)
There have been a few times where I could do with querying the
database (which I'd normally do through $c-model), but this is not
available. For example, I've added the
I might as well join in with this :) Here's what we use at work:
[% IF pager %]
ul class=paginator
li class=counterPage [% pager.current_page %] of [%
pager.last_page %]/li
lia href=[% c.req.uri_with( page = pager.first_page )
%]laquo;/a/li
[% IF pager.previous_page %]
Can you also provide the CSS classes used by this example?
Sure, here it is - not particularly amazing though, but I'm no designer :) [1]:
.paginator ul {
margin: 0;
}
.paginator .counter {
margin-right: 20pt;
}
.paginator li {
display: inline;
}
.paginator li a {
padding:
On 23 Jan 2009, at 15:00, Jesse Sheidlower wrote:
I like this quite a bit, more than some of the other solutions
which I tried, and think I'll use this.
Glad you like it :)
One question, from an arithmetically-challenged one: How would
I modify this to allow the user to skip by, say, tens?
Data::Pageset or even Data::Pageset::Render
Saddly won't work for me because they same to require knowing
total_entries at the point of creation - I did look at them, but for
reasons I couldn't use them. At least I'm pretty sure that's the
problem I had.
- Ollie
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guess JSON::XS is your best option [2]
- but there are a few JSON related modules on CPAN.
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[1]: http://search.cpan.org/~miyagawa/Catalyst-View-JSON
[2]: http://search.cpan.org/~mlehmann/JSON-XS
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make use
of caching in your back end models (which are independent of Catalyst,
right!?) with the Cache:: modules, and if you need some Catalyst
integration, then you could use Catalyst::Plugin::Cache.
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is presented. Then, when the login is successful, the URI
is restored, and the user is redirect.
However... after seeing Devin's approach, which is essentially the
same but without the session, I may change to that. I believe the two
approaches are essentially the same though.
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extra traits, like
Moose::Role. That would give something like~
use MooseX::Role::Parameterized -traits = [
'MooseX::MethodAttributes::Meta::Role' ]
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ERROR: RETARD AT COMPUTER.
Turns out this is *exactly* possible at the moment:
http://github.com/bobtfish/moosex-methodattributes/blob/master/t/param_role.t
Sigh, I feel a little bit dumb now
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to points in urls for this:
* /user/id/foo
Public viewing of user stuff (public may mean only a restricted
set of users can view it, but it's not private)
* /account/action
For doing stuff that only you can do to your own account (change
password etc)
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is not to move the logic into another part
of MVC, it's to move it *out* of MVC completely. A well structured
Catalyst application will have MVC for Catalyst that are all just glue
to your applications backend - which should be totally independant of
Catalyst.
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to cause a
redirect to solve your problem, so the correct code would be:
$c-res-redirect($c-uri_for_action('/controller/create')
Where controller is the name of the controller that contains the action
you provided in your email.
Hope that helps
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