is that for some operations, such as graphics manipulation, pure perl
code would be far to slow...
Lyle
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to get yourself fully up to speed with
internationalization in less than a day (it's taken me weeks to sort
through it all :-[ ).
Let your CGI::Applications be in any language your users want :)
Lyle
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the password into the input type=password value=, which isn't
secure either as someone could view source and grab it.
I'm guessing this kind of thing has come up for a lot of people on this
list, care to share a solution?
Lyle
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Mark Fuller wrote:
On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 5:41 PM, Lyle webmas...@cosmicperl.com wrote:
People wrote:
(various comments)
I think you're right, I shouldn't worry and just let the browser handle it.
I might make it remember the username by default for convenience if they
choose
and what
they already have setup really.
IIS-ActivePerl
Apache-ActivePerl
I can't say I've used strawberry Perl yet, so can't comment on that option.
ppm install CGI::Application
Komodo Edit is pretty good, they also offer a trial for the full Komodo
http://www.activestate.com
Lyle
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fREW Schmidt wrote:
On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 10:29 AM, Lyle webmas...@cosmicperl.com wrote:
Mike Tonks wrote:
Hi All,
I was recently asked how to setup a dev environment on Windows for
CGI::Application, and couldn't answer, other than to install ubuntu as
a dual boot and use that.
Can
Hi All,
I've noticed that if my app dies in cgiapp_prerun then my error mode
defined in setup isn't called.
Is there a reason for this? Is there a way to get error_mode to catch
errors in cgiapp_prerun?
Sample module:-
package Test;
BEGIN {
use FindBin qw ($RealBin $RealScript);
.
Is there a better way to do it?
Lyle
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of FastCGI.
Microsoft have themselves made a FastCGI library. It was done in
partnership with Zend to improve PHP's performance on IIS.
All details can be found at www.iis.net
You don't have to like Microsoft or IIS, but it makes business sense to
have it as an option.
Lyle
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Lyle wrote:
On Fri, 23 Jan 2009 02:49:24 +
Lyle webmas...@cosmicperl.com wrote:
Hi Mark,
I've only just noticed that ValidateRM has some non Pure Perl
dependencies
...
Is there currently a way around this that I'm not aware of?
No, there isn't.
---
Anyone got input
Michael Peters wrote:
Lyle wrote:
Anyone had any ideas for a Pure Perl FillinForm replacement? At the
moment I'm thinking of a simple regexp based alternative???
Please, please don't do that! HTML is a complicated language and any
regular expressions you come up with will fail on real world
P Kishor wrote:
On 1/25/09, Ron Savage r...@savage.net.au wrote:
Hi Lyle
I see. But there isn't a Pure Perl parser available, and for those that
really can't get HTML::Parser on their cheap shared hosting, isn't a
regexp that works most/some of the time better than nothing
the html input tags and parsing them
into the html template).
Maybe I'll add it to one of my would like to do at some point if I get
chance lists...
Lyle
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a
compressed version would could keep your copyright notice and site link
at the top.
Just an idea :)
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) = @_;
if ( $pw1 eq $pw2 ) {
return 1;
} else {
return 0;
}
}
I would have thought this is common enough to warrant a work around...
I couldn't see one in your examples.
Am I missing something?
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, Lyle webmas...@cosmicperl.com wrote:
Joshua,
Have you managed to figure out a work around for:-
'constraints' = {
'password1' = {
'constraint' = check_passwords,
'params' = [ qw( password1 password2 ) ],
},
},
...
sub
Michael Peters wrote:
Lyle wrote:
I've looked for one, the only one I could find is HTML::TagParser but
it isn't suitable as it can't be used to recreate the page. Also
looking at the source it uses regexp.
Just looking at the source code briefly, it seems that it's using
regexes as part
Lyle wrote:
Joshua Miller wrote:
Joshua,
Have you managed to figure out a work around for:-
'constraints' = {
'password1' = {
'constraint' = check_passwords,
'params' = [ qw( password1 password2 ) ],
},
},
...
sub check_passwords
Lyle wrote:
Hi All,
I was wondering if there were reasons why cgi-app shouldn't try to
use HTML::Template::Pro (if available) over HTML::Template by default?
One of the main selling points of cgi-app for me is it's speed under
normal cgi. Considering HTML::Template::Pro's speed gains I would
Peter Karman wrote:
Lyle wrote on 1/29/09 8:26 PM:
Hi All,
I wondering what peoples experiences are with email modules on CPAN.
...
Any recommendations? Maybe a C::A::P wrapper around the best one(s)
would be good?
I like Email::Stuff
I was very impressed
Lyle wrote:
Peter Karman wrote:
I like Email::Stuff
I was very impressed with this. But it looks like it's got some XS
dependencies (although checking the code Clone doesn't seem to
actually be used, but Params::Util is an issue). I've emailed Adam
incase there is a Pure Perl solution
::* modules.
Octavian
This looks great, but it leans heavily on CPAN and there are several XS
modules I don't think I could resolve :/
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Email::MIME looks good, but Email::Stuff seems like an easier interface
to it.
I notice that Email::Send now says to use Email::Sender instead. Anyone
got any experience with this?
Lyle
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Mark Stosberg wrote:
On Thu, 29 Jan 2009 21:55:58 +
Lyle webmas...@cosmicperl.com wrote:
Lyle wrote:
Hi All,
I was wondering if there were reasons why cgi-app shouldn't try to
use HTML::Template::Pro (if available) over HTML::Template by default?
One of the main selling points
into HTML and swapped
back into the original. Whether that's the best idea or not I don't know :/
However I have made some good progress on my YAML based form creation
module, which negates the need for HTML::FillInForm. Hopefully I'll have
some distributable code soon.
Lyle
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Ron Savage wrote:
Hi Ron
On Sun, 2009-02-08 at 10:58 +1100, Ron Savage wrote:
Hi Ron
On Sun, 2009-02-08 at 10:53 +1100, Ron Savage wrote:
Hi Folks
On Fri, 2009-02-06 at 19:10 +, Lyle wrote:
Mark Stosberg wrote:
I have some interest in a pure-perl FillInForm
Ron Savage wrote:
Hi Lyle
How about: http://ejohn.org/blog/pure-javascript-html-parser/
A link on that page (under Philip Taylor (May 5, 2008 at 10:31 am) )
leads to this:
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-html/2007Jul/1103.html
which can generate a Perl parser
particular plugins should be included or excluded. I thought
maybe a special page on the cgi-app wiki could be created for this? That
way a script could easily automate the addition of new plugins to the
Task::.
Lyle
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, but haven't figured
that out yet either :/
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to follow up:
http://suika.fam.cx/www/markup/html/whatpm/readme
There are a set of Perl modules there I had never heard about. I shall
look into the HTML parser there.
Good find. Those aren't on CPAN and look really promising :)
Lyle
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Hi All,
Very easy lazy loaded emailing based on Email::Stuff (with it's new
Pure Perl dependency options).
Lyle
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Make sure it can either parse in place, or recreate the original HTML
with changes.
Looking forward to this :)
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On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 12:39 PM, Lyle webmas...@cosmicperl.com wrote:
Very easy lazy loaded emailing based on Email::Stuff (with it's new Pure
Perl dependency options).
I know you mean well with this, but trivial wrappers around other
modules described
drop
back to Pure Perl.
Lyle
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, such as:-
my($p) = HTML::Parser::Simple - new();
$p - parse('htmlinput name=test/html');
### Parse value into input tag test
print $p - result();
Also you say:-
Does this module handle all HTML pages?
No, never.
Have you no intentions of making this read XHTML?
Lyle
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would it be to demand
more compliant HTML from ValidateRM users? After all, it's a little bit
like having use strict;.
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Hi All,
I just wasted the last 2 hours going round in circles trying to figure
out what is going wrong. Everything works find if I return the normal
text/html header. But as soon as I use a redirect instead, the session
is sometimes lost.
I added logging to try and figure out what's
::Application use.
Fellow CGI::Application users, can you tell me which one you prefer?
Use 2.2. Some Linux's don't have packages for 1.3 any more. Apache in
fact classes 1.3 as legacy now.
Lyle
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need to write and DB upgrade routines when you change your
forms and data. This isn't released yet though.
Feedback much appreciated.
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good on a site :(
Lyle
Stew
2009/4/17 Mark Stosberg m...@summersault.com:
http://cosmicsitedesign.com/cgi-app/
The update addresses long standing complaints about the genericness of the name
CGI::Application or that the project name includes CGI
helping November run on Windows and IIS).
I think a Wiki based on cgi-app would be ideal...
Lyle
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to a next
generation mailing-list / group-collaboration platform, and I'd like your input
on what that is, or what features it has.
Lyle Hopkins is offering one solution that is ready to go and I linked to
earlier:
http://lists.perlportal.com/sympa/info/cgiapp
It provides a number of features
-application/
Just playing around. Anyone want admin access to check this out, let me
know.
Jesse
Is it possible to change the design with this? Or will it always look
like every other python powered google code website?
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that it is Python powered is taken, although with commerical services the
language choice is rather hidden from the user.
Yes, Jesse gave me admin and I had a look at the options, it seems very
restrictive to me. I've given Jesse admin on the PerlPortal list so that
he can review that...
Lyle
breath.
I was discussing having powered by CGI::Application and Titanium logos
with Mark as a part of the site update... We didn't get far enough to
make them though :/
Lyle
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Alex wrote:
Hopefully, I don't have to turn this into a git pull request, as I don't get
along with git atm. It would take a while...
'git' is a very suitable name for it
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git_(British_slang)
Lyle
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moose.
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I'll get my designer to do some concepts for free and post them here. I
know Mark was interested in associating CGI::App with tree (hence the
new site design).
Lyle
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Sounds like some form of compression would be worth while.
With a quick google this looks interesting:-
http://demo.java2script.org/lz77js/
Lyle
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the official Perl symbol
controlled by TPF rather than something controlled by a book publisher.
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Feedback please:-
http://www.cosmicsitedesign.com/cgi-app/poweredby/
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Mark Rajcok wrote:
Very nice. Where do I send my contribution?
Just send any contribution to the TPF P6 fund ;)
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process. During the setup phase I check what modules are in a
set folder and populate the runmode has based on that.
Hope that makes sense...
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If you want I can get my guy to add a little polish to these?
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time for much else. We could implement the new design with
the Wiki update and kill two birds with one stone :)
Go for it David, get this started!
Lyle
David Kaufman wrote:
Seriously, I'd prefer use an exiting Wiki, too, if the goal was just to
get some content out there in web editable form
Jaldhar H. Vyas wrote:
I believe what Mark is referring to is Stinki -- the Simple TItaNium wiKI
which I mentioned to him at YAPC-NA last year. I began renovating
CGI::Wiki::Simple which Lyle found on CPAN. And then I got distracted and
forgot about it. So today I put it up on github
of us are very busy people and wouldn't
have time to monitor a forum. But having the emails pop in let us
quickly scan over the subjects, while we are getting on with our work.
There is no way I would have caught this thread if it was on a forum.
Lyle
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than that.
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Hi All,
After looking at CGI::Application::Plugin::Routes and
Mojolicious::Lite I'm wondering whether it's work patching routes or
creating a CGI::Application::Plugin::Routes::Lite plugin that creates
the super short Dancer style code for CGI::Application?
Lyle
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I almost did, but opted to roll my own for the time being as the script
wasn't using cgiapp. Although once I upgrade it to cgiapp I very much
want to use your module. Can't think of any comments off the top of my
head, but I'll come back to you if I do.
Lyle
On 01/12/2010 03:38, Jaldhar H
when I saw the thread
saying about UTF-8 issues with CGI::Session.
Lyle
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I remember seeing a Cat thread about the FCGI module having issues with
wide characters. Do you have the latest dev release of FCGI.pm installed?
http://search.cpan.org/~bobtfish/FCGI/FCGI.PL
Lyle
On 02/01/2011 23:06, Juwei Zhang wrote:
Hi,
I had developed a site with CA, where page display
Sounds like a problem with the test. In the mean time I'd force it on if
I were you. Mark will likely read this and fix when he gets chance.
Lyle
On 28/02/2011 01:46, gvim wrote:
The latest Titanium failed to install on my CentOS 5.5 server, running Perl
5.12.3. It failed to load 2 deps
to upgrade modules.
Then I'll check the versions in 5.10.1 with the modules I actually use
in Data::Session, and report back.
I suspect such a process could be automated and would be useful for
module authors.
Lyle
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On 09/07/2011 03:19, Ron Savage wrote:
Hi Lyle
OK - As a first step, I've uploaded Module::Metadata::CoreList to CPAN.
Docs:
http://savage.net.au/Perl-modules/html/Module/Metadata/CoreList.html
Sample report:
http://savage.net.au/Perl-modules/html/module.metadata.corelist.report.html
Mike++
On 06/09/2012 12:39, Ron Savage wrote:
Hi Mike
On 06/09/12 18:58, Mike Tonks wrote:
Just a note to say I'm pretty sure we don't want these two spam links
on the front page of the wiki, but if I've got the wrong end of the
stick just let me know.
Big game hunter - Shoot on sight!
tbh, the job looks nice, but the pay is a bit low for contracting.
Lyle
On 16/10/2012 15:36, Mark Stosberg wrote:
The company I co-founded has posted a job opening for a Perl/JavaScript
contract developer. Telecommute applications are welcome:
http://www.summersault.com/about/careers
I makes sense to keep the list going if people still want it. I would
rather see Thomas carry it on than it disappear.
Lyle
On 01/09/2017 17:44, Thomas Krichel wrote:
>Thomas Krichel writes
>
>> If you give me the members' list, I can continue the list on my server.
>
.
Does anyone have a short starter example of code (both server and client)
that they would be willing to post/share that would show Ajax/JSON
usage with CGI::Application?
Thanks much.
Lyle Brooks
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I am attempting to use both
CGI::Application::Plugin::Authentication
and
CGI::Application::Plugin::Authorization
and when I attempt to restrict a runmode to require authorization (and
authentication), it produces a result I find counter-intuitive.
I was wondering if anyone had similar
Quoting Cees Hek (cees...@gmail.com):
On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 5:40 AM, Lyle Brooks bro...@deseret.com wrote:
I am attempting to use both
CGI::Application::Plugin::Authentication
and
CGI::Application::Plugin::Authorization
and when I attempt to restrict a runmode to require
Quoting Cees Hek (cees...@gmail.com):
On Thu, Jan 12, 2012 at 5:18 AM, Lyle Brooks bro...@deseret.com wrote:
Quoting Cees Hek (cees...@gmail.com):
On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 5:40 AM, Lyle Brooks bro...@deseret.com wrote:
I tend to do authorization the following way:
__PACKAGE__-authz
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