THis patch usese the protocol part of the URL to decide whether or not
to use sample data. Thus,
file: -> use sample data
http:, https: -> Don't.
This will prevent the use of sample data in the lite-server.
It also reduces by one the number of page requests back to the server
upon page load
Enrollment was broken. THe 'group' param was missing from the4 call to
ipa_cmd, meaning that the method that went to the server was invalid.
I'm going to push this under the one line rule.
>From 8c2ec6b3d602291bf2fed744163b8c09b16385fc Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Adam Young
Date: Mon, 30 Au
Sorry, I got a false positive on that last patch. This one has test
OK. But, since I got tripped up on a one liner last time, I'll avoid
pushing this one under the one line rule.
THe original problem was that ipa_cmd was missing the 'group' param. I
fixed this, tested it, and then broke it
On 08/30/2010 10:17 AM, Adam Young wrote:
Sorry, I got a false positive on that last patch. This one has test
OK. But, since I got tripped up on a one liner last time, I'll avoid
pushing this one under the one line rule.
THe original problem was that ipa_cmd was missing the 'group' param.
On 2010-08-30 16:01, Adam Young wrote:
THis patch usese the protocol part of the URL to decide whether or not
to use sample data. Thus,
file: -> use sample data
http:, https: -> Don't.
This will prevent the use of sample data in the lite-server.
It also reduces by one the number of page reques
On 08/30/2010 12:48 PM, Pavel Zůna wrote:
On 2010-08-30 16:01, Adam Young wrote:
THis patch usese the protocol part of the URL to decide whether or not
to use sample data. Thus,
file: -> use sample data
http:, https: -> Don't.
This will prevent the use of sample data in the lite-server.
It al
