just tested Apache::AuthCookieDBI and will be using that module.
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and 13.7
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} # End of _clean_form_field.
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Nope. I agree with Jesse: ANNOUNCE it monthly.
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, and the
next, and... But that does not mean it's always the 'right' solution
for the new problem.
Unfortunately, being a Perl programmer is just like being a shark -
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CGI scripts.
However I will put a trivial sample on my work (uni) web site as
below, RSN.
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On Tue, 7 Oct 2003 16:32:18 +1000, Ron Savage wrote:
However I will put a trivial sample on my work (uni) web site as
below, RSN.
http://www.deakin.edu.au/~rons/cgi-bin/hobbit-hash.cgi
This demo comes with the CGI::Explorer distro.
Warning: Some of the links point to non-existent scripts
can completely appreciate why you'd want this
too.
DBIx::HTML::LinkedMenus may help. See:
http://savage.net.au/Perl-modules/html/DBIx/HTML/LinkedMenus.html
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CGI::App which uses Gedcom.pm. Some of its operations can be quite
lengthy, thus caching would be wise.
Just for the record, the Gedcom mailing list is accessible via:
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a reasonable result.
In that case, why have a function at all? The calls to param and
cookie could be eval-ed directly.
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be Cheesepizza I just cannot type.
Got it. Thanx.
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asked me to whip up a can() method. I'll do that now.
If you have any suggestions, post them to this list (I'm subscribed).
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Try this:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use CGI;
# --
my(%method);
for my $tag (keys %CGI::EXPORT_TAGS)
{
$method{$_} = 1 for grep{! /^:/} (@{$CGI::EXPORT_TAGS{$tag} });
}
print $_. \n for (sort keys %method);
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On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 00:27:53 -0400, Cees Hek wrote:
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Taste and try before you buy!
http://savage.net.au/CGI.pm-3.05.patch.tgz
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could then be rw-r-.
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Taste and try before you buy!
http://savage.net.au/CGI.pm-3.05.patch.tgz
A new version incorporating your suggestion has been uploaded to this
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table since that's what I always do these days. By this I mean all my
database systems are bootstrapped from a few text files (of constant
data).
As for the WebMake suggestion, I had forgotten it, but found it again
in my notes after the other post. Looks good. Try it out.
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to convert the 2 frames
to a table with 2 columns, because the latter structure requires
populating the left column of the table every time the right column is
refreshed.
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the cases where it's the norm.
There are bigger things to worry about.
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of run
mode and sub-mode.
I'm just suggesting you view your problem from a different angle, to
see if there is another way of structuring your solution.
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images a couple of days old, say.
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-in sub to call the overridden sub (a
bit like SUPER)?
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, was
actually the name of the namespace into which the sub was imported?
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much overhead (complexity) there (especially for Excel) in solving
what is basically a simple problem, although I do appreciate a great
deal of effort has gone into those modules. I may well use them myself
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On Fri, 3 Sep 2004 09:04:19 -0700 (PDT), Bill Catlan wrote:
Hi Bill
I needed the same thing ... haven't submitted a patch
yet ... below splits string paths separated by ':' :
Of course, under DOS (aka Windows), colon can be used as in
C:\Some\Path. So don't use colon, please.
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. Could you change the font
size, please?
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On Thu, 28 Oct 2004 20:14:58 -0400, Clayton Scott wrote:
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Can you not adjust the font size in your web browser? The default
My apologies.
I had thought about that, but I did not actually check the current setting. I should
have - it was on 'Smallest'.
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$location = shift;
$self-header_add(-location = $location);
$self-header_type('redirect');
return '';
}
Now in my runmodes I can just do:
return $self-redirect('../cgi-bin/asep.cgi?rm=error');
And this?
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; filename=foo.xls' );
And another.
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On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 03:17:22 + (UTC), Mark Stosberg wrote:
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I think OpenThought already does this kind of server/javascript
communication. It even has a CGI::Application base class to use
with it.
Hmmm. Sounds the same as: http://www.ashleyit.com/rs/
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directly, since seeing names here will:
o Help reduce duplications
o Help trigger memories of other modules
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Could you better define what generic means to you?
It means an application which allows me to connect to any database and update
via CGI any row in any table.
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127.0.0.1] Can't locate DB_Edit.pm
in @INC (@INC contains: %%libdir%% C:/Perl/lib C:/Perl/site/lib .) at
C:/Apache2/cgi-bin/edit/index.cgi line 6.\r
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Re: http://search.cpan.org/~simonw/Module-Pluggable-2.4/
Are there any CGI::App modules using Module::Pluggable?
Is there any particular reason why it would not be suitable for use with
CGI::App-based modules?
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Hi Folks
The docs for CGI::Application::Plugin::AutoRunmode refer to
CGI::Application::Callbacks,
but I can't find the latter with a CPAN search.
Is there a typo in there somewhere?
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Let the record show
restarted using it. The holes are still in
place :-).
And on Tuesday the phone co. took 5 hours to fail to install broadband at home.
Sigh.
If anyone knows anything about Motorola SB5100 cable modems, plz email me off
list. We cannot be the Motorola (Win2k) s/w to connect to the modem.
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On Sat, 23 Apr 2005 18:59:50 + (UTC), Mark Stosberg wrote:
Hi Mark
It says Authcate staff only and didn't let me in without a
password
Don't you just hate that. I use browsers from
On Wed, 27 Apr 2005 21:38:39 -0700, Cees Hek wrote:
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http://cees.crtconsulting.ca/perl/examples/uploadmeter/
Beautiful.
I still haven't abstracted it into an easy to use module yet, but
that is next (along with support for other browsers)
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mailing list people express exasperation at
CGI::Session's crude handling of errors, so it does not surprise me people seek
alternatives...
Anyway, if it's going to be as good as Data::FormValidator, go for it!
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Hi Mark
Just curious - would we be free to name the table and all the columns any way
we want?
I have my own policy on this:
http://savage.net.au/Ron/html/naming-database-objects.html
which, of course, I do not expect anyone else to follow...
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wouldn't believe how
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=$dbh},
session_table =\%table_params,
\%sess_table, perhaps.
);
Fab.
Of course I get the sly joke about the new module being called CGI::Session.
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in the CGI:Session docs. So, that's what I'll
first look at when I try to track down the problem I have with
CGI::Session/GNU/Postgres.
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into CGI::Session
when writing CGI::Session::ExpireSessions. But it's a mindset, just like when
people write books - each book is (luckily) different.
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::Session::ExpireSessions and its ilk
Each app is slightly different so each data usage pattern is slightly different.
Definitely no big deal.
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, only update the personnel record when
the OOM has changed.
Hmmm ... thinks ... I'd better check the code to ensure the session is updated,
not just the db (mega-sigh).
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foreign keys based on column name alone. An
example is sub is_foreign_key() in
http://savage.net.au/Ron/html/graphing-database-schema.html
Now, even tho MySQL support them, I keep the column-naming system.
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On Fri, 17 Jun 2005 09:43:38 -0500, Mark Stosberg wrote:
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This just turned up on CPAN today:
Object::Generic::Session
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Hi Folks
Has anyone written an Oracle module for CGI::Session?
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written to the db
o The regexp_map does not need that strange syntax:
params = [\...]
to get values into the validation subs
o The CGI::App self gets used in the call to check(...) in such a way as to make
it available within every validation sub
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On Sun, 3 Jul 2005 01:02:49 +0100, Paul Campbell wrote:
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# Once the server replies, this is what we do with the answer
callback =
ajax_elid('result').innerHTML = '= ' + result;
ajax_elid('symbol').innerHTML = '*'; , } );
Which browsers support innerHTML?
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, experts, beginners, subscript to? Post to? Where do I
look (ie the archives are now split, for what gain)?
o Volume: How much traffic will there be on the lists?
o Similarity. Why should traffic be split when all, or most of, the topics are
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list. Nothing! No posts, so no news, no development plans, no ideas, nothing
:-((.
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How do you handle cases such as the user using the browser's back button and
then re-submitting a form they've just submitted?
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On Sat, 30 Jul 2005 21:37:15 -0700, Mark Fuller wrote:
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it. I think the goal is to prevent the
accidental/careless/impatient/reckless submits.
Yep.
[1] http://search.cpan.org/~mwx/Data-Uniqid-0.11/Uniqid.pm
Didn't know about this one.
$many x $thanx.
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rather than a MySQL-like
auto-increment
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) = $self - query() - path_info() || $self - query() -
param('rm') || '';
$run_mode = $1 if ($run_mode =~ m|^/(.+)$|); # Remove
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As for names, I was going to go with Auth and Authz, but Authen
doesn't sound too bad either. Or maybe go with the full names...
I vote for the full names.
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types of memory are left as
homework...
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On Thu, 08 Sep 2005 21:54:32 -0500, William A. Ruppert wrote:
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volume is getting pretty high - any chance of it getting its own
list?
I vote against /another/ list.
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in stone, so I would appreciate some
positives and negatives for doing it this way.
I suggest separation, since I will be using your Authentication module but not
this one in a specific project.
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app) would be good, but I certainly need to
be able to specify a file name.
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On Fri, 30 Sep 2005 14:07:17 -0400, H S wrote:
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If you go here
http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/4.1.html
for example and search for Solaris you'll see there are known problems with
Solaris' tar. Try GNU tar perhaps?
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On Tue, 18 Oct 2005 23:55:15 -0700, Tim Colson \(tcolson\) wrote:
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Of course, you could always try CGI::Explorer:
http://search.cpan.org/~rsavage/CGI-Explorer-2.05/
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name=position_title_prefix tabindex=2412 size=5
onKeyUp=find_position_title(this.value)/td
All this would make a good demo, no?
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,
type= 'string',
},
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Isn't your like case-insensitive? I guess that might depend on
the database engine.
Under MySQL yes, but the code (also) runs primarily under Postgres.
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subscribed.
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4 users max, and only occasionally used
amongst all their other work.
Again, a good point.
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,
},
etc =
{
},
);
my($mode) = $subarea ? $mode{$subarea}{$option} : 19;
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Hi Folks
Under the heading 'Multiple named Configurations' I take it that it's just a
typo that the 2 files have the same name, app.conf.
Otherwise, it doesn't make sense to me that 1 file could have 2 formats...
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depending on the project, so single-vendor support is
history.
It seems awfully hard to avoid making the application cater to the
lower-common-demoninator of functionality with a DB abstraction
layer.
$clever_joke || s/demon/denom/ :-))?
Anyway, $many x $thanx for the reply.
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for the reply.
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to turn caching off in your code, as
caching's on by default:
I have not turned off caching (yet!) and it's all working perfectly so far...
Thanx for recommending it.
See also my reply to Mark under the thread:
[OT] Q: Configuring - Same app - Different databases
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To this end one sample end-user database table, 'faculty', was included, besides
those tables used by a typical framework, 'log' and 'sessions'.
I'll mention these things in PODs-of-the-future.
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On Tue, 22 Nov 2005 19:23:13 + (UTC), Mark Stosberg wrote:
Hi Mark
Where I work I can't get access to Apache's httpd.conf, so being able to use
Perl to transform URLs would be nice, and this seems to me to be another reason
to move in the direction of extending CA::Dispatch.
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ReloadModules CGI::Application::Demo CGI::Application::Demo::*
Warning: It only works 99.99% of the time under Windows. But that's enough to
get some real work done.
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PerlSetVar ReloadAll Off
PerlSetVar ReloadModules Hdwf Hdwf::*
/Directory
Sorry. I should have said:
The stuff I posted just sits at the very end of httpd.conf,
and
use Apache::Reload;
I do not use this in any of my scripts.
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, I am not after that, although I helps. Rather, I
want modules I am developing to be reloaded after each edit, without restarting
the server.
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On Mon, 28 Nov 2005 20:39:27 -0800, David Christensen wrote:
Hi David
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ perl -e 'use Apache::Reload; print
$Apache::Reload::VE RSION, \n' 0.07
I'm using V 0.09 under Apache2 under Windows.
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consequences.
Exactly: This is the sickening aspect of MySQL - you can't always be sure what
it's actually doing on your behalf.
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with the documented behaviour, nor should it. It's still something I
think all users need to be aware of.
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On Sun, 4 Dec 2005 18:53:15 + (UTC), Mark Stosberg wrote:
HI MArk
http://www.cgi-app.org/?DispatchDesign
That web site seems to be down at the moment.
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Hi Folks
CAPtain Perl, the Virtual Pirate!
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practical considerations, does CAPtain Perl run
on top of RUM? Is it subject to mutiny?
How can there be mutiny when you agree with everything I say (hint :-?
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Config::General
o XML::SAX::ParserFactory
These few module give you an extraordinary basis for web programming.
On top of that, of course, we all have our own favourites.
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