Thanks for the feedback. How should I use the HTML::Table module in a
CGI::Application? It seems that I am doing something wrong. In the following
code I call a function (_query ) from Query (run mode1) that creates the
object $table1 . The problem is that this object is only visible from the
Hi,
How do I restrict user access to certain run modes based on user role.
E.g:
$self-param('role' = 'Employee');
He should have access to only run modes 'Reports' and 'Search'. If he
tries to access any other run mode by copying and pasting url or by
other means, I want to take him to an
For those of you who have been eagerly waiting. . . here's the plugin
to add the magic dot to HTML::Template in CGI::Application-derived
apps. Enjoy!
-- Jason
The uploaded file
CGI-Application-Plugin-HTDot-0.02.tar.gz
has entered CPAN as
file:
On 8/16/05 7:16 AM, Johan Bosman (EDS) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the feedback. How should I use the HTML::Table module in a
CGI::Application? It seems that I am doing something wrong. In the following
code I call a function (_query ) from Query (run mode1) that creates the
object
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From: Prakash Inuganti (pinugant) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: cgiapp@lists.erlbaum.net
Sent: Tuesday, August 16, 2005 8:39 AM
Subject: [cgiapp] Restrict access to certain run modes
Hi,
How do I restrict user access to certain run modes based on user role.
E.g:
On 2005-08-16, Andrew Main [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello folks
I'm new to both CGI-App and IIS and having a little trouble getting
them to play nicely together.
What version of CGI::App. 4.0 had a related fix for IIS and PATH_INFO
The CGI-App docs state that you should
be able to use
I'm using CGI-App 4.01, installed from the ActiveState PPMs. The
command I'm using is what I thought was a standard one:
self-mode_param( path_info = 1 );
I'm sorry if the solution is obvious, I just couldn't readily find the
answer on the CPAN docs, the wiki, or the list archives.
Thanks
On 8/16/05, Andrew Main [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello folks
I'm new to both CGI-App and IIS and having a little trouble getting
them to play nicely together. The CGI-App docs state that you should
be able to use URLs like this
/cgi-bin/instance.cgi/edit_form?breed_id=2
on any web
Prakash-
I've been working on something similar lately, and I'll share what I've
got working. I'm fairly new at all of this too, so Caveat lector!
I'd appreciate any best practice comments/suggestions from anyone else
who has time to look at this.
The code is attached as two files:
1)
On Tue, 16 Aug 2005 13:10:55 -0700, Andrew Main wrote:
Hi Andrew
self-mode_param( path_info = 1 );
I'm sorry if the solution is obvious, I just couldn't readily find
the answer on the CPAN docs, the wiki, or the list archives.
But the docs for CGI::App say that mode_param sets the /name/ of
On 2005-08-16, Ron Savage [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 16 Aug 2005 13:10:55 -0700, Andrew Main wrote:
Hi Andrew
self-mode_param( path_info = 1 );
I'm sorry if the solution is obvious, I just couldn't readily find
the answer on the CPAN docs, the wiki, or the list archives.
But the
On 8/16/05, Barry Moore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you're on Windows or something else without /tmp edit the line 16 of
the cgiapp module to something like this:
CGI_SESSION_OPTIONS = [driver:File, $self-query, {Directory =
C:\\}],
I know this doesn't have anything to do with what your are
I've finally gotten around to making a stable release of AnyTemplate.
Version 0.10 should be available on CPAN shortly:
http://search.cpan.org/~mgraham/CGI-Application-Plugin-AnyTemplate-0.10_05/
This is a major new release with a lot of new features and some
incompatible API changes.
The
Oops - got the URL wrong.
Version 0.10 should be available on CPAN shortly:
http://search.cpan.org/~mgraham/CGI-Application-Plugin-AnyTemplate-0.10/
Michael
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