Re: [Lift] Hosting problem, could PHP hosting front end the Liftweb? or is there cheap Liftweb hosting?

[Thiébaut Champenier]

> This is all because its not so easy to get cheap Liftweb hosting! ...
> or does anyone have a solution for that?
>

I don’t know how cheap this is going to be once out of beta, but at
stax.netthey have lift support.

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Re: [Lift] Re: How to "catch" sub-path urls and only render one page?

[Thiébaut Champenier]

Something like that yes, but it looks like a lot of repetition.
You can try to match like that:
  case RewriteRequest(ParsePath("page" :: rest, _, _,_), _,_) =>
and then build your map from the rest list, for example like that:
  Map() ++ (List("level1", "level2", "level3", "level4") zip rest)
this should be equivalent to your code.

Apparently we’re not in the same time zone ;-)

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[Lift] Re: How to "catch" sub-path urls and only render one page?

[Thiébaut Champenier]

Hi Philip,

Just add something like that to your Boot.scala

// Rewrite some URLs
LiftRules.rewrite.prepend(NamedPF("test rewrite") {
  case RewriteRequest(ParsePath(List("test", stuff1, stuff2), _, _,_),
_, _) =>
RewriteResponse("test_page" :: Nil, Map("stuff" -> stuff1,
"other-stuff" -> stuff2))
})

The page test_page will then receive parameters, get them via
S.param("stuff").
It’s better not to name your page the same as the URL path fragment ("test")
to avoid looping rewrites.
Adapt the pattern matching and the RewriteResponse to your parameters.


Hope it helps,

Thiébaut

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[Lift] Re: View List content

[Thiébaut Champenier]

Hi Torsten,

In your html, you have to use  according to how you bind:

>  def list(xhtml:NodeSeq):NodeSeq = {
>    elem.flatMap(file => bind("list", xhtml, "item" -> file))
>  }

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[Lift] Re: Submitting a form and returning results

[Thiébaut Champenier]

Hi ben,

>def doBind(form: NodeSeq) = {
>  bind("peopleSearch", form,
>"nameToSearchFor" -> search.nameToSearchFor.toForm,
>"submit" -> submit("Search For People", performSearch),
>"searchResults" -> renderResults(search)
>)
>}

You’re relying on the order of execution in your call to bind; I think
it is safe, can some guru confirm?

The only thing I can point out is in renderResults:
> if (search.nameToSearchFor != "")
You should use search.nameToSearchFor.is, but maybe some implicit is
already doing that for you.

I suppose you’re saving all searches to a database, is that why you’re
using a mapped object for PeopleSearch?

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[Lift] Re: CRUDifier and auto menu generation

[Thiébaut Champenier]

On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 12:17 PM, Marcin Jurczuk  wrote:
> Menu(Loc("home", List("index"), "Home")) :: User.sitemap ::
> MyModelWithCRUD.menus

Hi Marcin,

You should use ::: to concatenate the to lists like this:
Menu(Loc("home", List("index"), "Home")) :: User.sitemap :::
MyModelWithCRUD.menus

I believe this one bites every Lift newcomer… I know it bit me a few
days ago ;-)

cheers

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