Yeap! That surely did the trick! Thank you VERY much!
(BTW, just for general culture, how did you originally arive at that
conclusion when you had the problem?)
Thanks again,
Alejandro
On 3/22/07, Bogdan Lucaciu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thursday 22 March 2007 01:34, Alejandro Imass wrote:
Doran L. Barton wrote:
The part I was not understanding was that the argument to the Chained()
action is the private path name:
Well, I thought the sentence
Possible values are absolute and relative private action paths[...]
in Catalyst::DispatchType::Chained POD for the 'Chained' attribute
Hello all,
I've been working with Chained actions, and like many others have found them to
be incredibly useful for setting up DBIC result sets before reaching an endpoint.
The one thing that has been bothering me is that to start a chain in some
controller, say MyApp::C::Admin::Services you
Brian Kirkbride wrote:
Hello all,
I've been working with Chained actions, and like many others have found
them to be incredibly useful for setting up DBIC result sets before
reaching an endpoint.
The one thing that has been bothering me is that to start a chain in
some controller, say
I was just wondering if anyone here had used Swish-e in a Catalyst
application before. If so, do you have any helpful advice to share? If
not, do you have any general comments on building a site search in Catalyst?
I investigated Swish-e (http://swish-e.org/) and Perlfect Search
* Jim Spath shaped the electrons to say...
I was just wondering if anyone here had used Swish-e in a Catalyst
application before. If so, do you have any helpful advice to share? If
not, do you have any general comments on building a site search in Catalyst?
I investigated Swish-e
Brian Kirkbride wrote:
Hello all,
The one thing that has been bothering me is that to start a chain in
some controller, say MyApp::C::Admin::Services you would need to declare:
sub get_id : Chained('/') : PathPart('/admin/services') :
CaptureArgs(1) {
# stash the id or do some lookup
Brian Cassidy wrote:
Perhaps you're looking for PathPrefix (coming to a new Catalyst near you
... eventually -- it's in svn now.). For now, do this:
sub _parse_PathPrefix_attr {
my ( $self, $c, $name, $value ) = @_;
return PathPart = $self-path_prefix;
}
sub get_id : Chained('/')
On 3/22/07, Jim Spath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was just wondering if anyone here had used Swish-e in a Catalyst
application before.
I have used it from CGI::Application, but not from Catalyst. It's a
great search system. Very fast, easy to configure and customize,
indexes large sets of
What about Xapian?
I noticed that it has some Catalyst support in the form of
Catalyst::Model::Xapian.
Xapian also seems like a possible long term solution as it can handle
more documents that Swish-e or KinoSeach.
Perrin Harkins wrote:
On 3/22/07, Jim Spath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I
Jim Spath wrote:
What about Xapian?
I noticed that it has some Catalyst support in the form of
Catalyst::Model::Xapian.
Xapian also seems like a possible long term solution as it can handle
more documents that Swish-e or KinoSeach.
Perrin Harkins wrote:
On 3/22/07, Jim Spath [EMAIL
On 3/22/07, Jim Spath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What about Xapian?
Never used it.
I noticed that it has some Catalyst support in the form of
Catalyst::Model::Xapian.
As long as a module has a decent perl API, you don't really need a
Catalyst::Model class to use it. You should be able to
Jim Spath scribbled on 3/22/07 2:44 PM:
What about Xapian?
I noticed that it has some Catalyst support in the form of
Catalyst::Model::Xapian.
Xapian also seems like a possible long term solution as it can handle
more documents that Swish-e or KinoSeach.
see also this recent thread:
Hello, Cat-list --
Having worked through the tutorial with success, now, I need to make my
application.
First question for which I can't seem to find an answer (of many to come, I
fear), is how and where does one order by the results?
I am returning all the 'books', say (tutorial reference),
Not long ago, Michael Higgins proclaimed...
Having worked through the tutorial with success, now, I need to make my
application.
First question for which I can't seem to find an answer (of many to come, I
fear), is how and where does one order by the results?
I am returning all the
Hello,
I wrote a complete backend in HTML::Widget a couple of months ago, and
now I'm adding new functionallity to another part of the site. The
question is:
a - Stick with HTML::Widget and wait for FormFu ?
b - use C::C::FormBuilder ?
I am inclined for option b, but would like some feedback
Alejandro Imass wrote:
Hello,
I wrote a complete backend in HTML::Widget a couple of months ago, and
now I'm adding new functionallity to another part of the site. The
question is:
a - Stick with HTML::Widget and wait for FormFu ?
b - use C::C::FormBuilder ?
I am inclined for option b, but
Not long ago, Doran L. Barton proclaimed...
This is really a DBIC question... but it's like this:
my @books = $c-model('My::AppDB::Book')-search(
{ num_pages = { '=', $pages }},
{ order_by = 'title'});
Basically, the order_by is the second argument to the search()
Not long ago, Alejandro Imass proclaimed...
I wrote a complete backend in HTML::Widget a couple of months ago, and
now I'm adding new functionallity to another part of the site. The
question is:
a - Stick with HTML::Widget and wait for FormFu ?
b - use C::C::FormBuilder ?
I am inclined
FormFu is a soon to come alternative (replacement?) for HTML::Widget
On 3/22/07, Doran L. Barton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not long ago, Alejandro Imass proclaimed...
I wrote a complete backend in HTML::Widget a couple of months ago, and
now I'm adding new functionallity to another part of the
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